Joaquin Phoenix stars as a college philosophy professor who capriciously decides to commit a crime.
The headline: Without question, most boards are demanding more of management, but not because directors have capriciously decided to grab more power.
As far as I can tell, Ms. Berenson is in prison not because of any specific charges or evidence, but because this foggy leader capriciously decided to take away her freedom.
Mannix must moreover manage the career of Hobie Doyle (Alden Ehrenreich), a drawling Texan cowpoke, whom the studio bosses have capriciously decided must now be transferred to elegant, swellegant drawing room comedies.
Have we forgotten that Google and Verizon capriciously decided that the "mobile" Internet is separate from the "regular" Internet, and that data there should be treated differently than data elsewhere?
The band underwent a further personnel change following a February 10 , 1973show in Ithaca, New York, when Skip Battin was dismissed by McGuinn, who had capriciously decided that the bassist's playing abilities were no longer of a sufficient standard.
Commentators talk as though technology and I were dating and I, capriciously, have decided to cheat on him.
The court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, concluded that the government had acted "arbitrarily and capriciously" by deciding to open the borders to tens of thousands of Mexican trucks without conducting an environmental review.
Three sports law experts said the players could argue in court that Goodell exceeded the scope of his authority or acted capriciously and arbitrarily in deciding the penalties, which included lesser suspensions for the Saints' Will Smith (four games), Green Bay's Anthony Hargrove (eight games) and Cleveland's Scott Fujita (three games).
And it is unsettling to think that the future of Scotland and of Britain's place in Europe may be decided no less capriciously.
