Sentence examples for has been arbitrary from inspiring English sources

While property rights have been properly defined, implementation has been arbitrary.

Every limit we have put on the number of green cards has been arbitrary, driven by fear more than facts.

The legacy of this policy since the uprising against Gaddafi began has been arbitrary persecution of black men in the belief that they are mercenaries – an attitude that has also put in danger innocent members of Libya's indigenous dark-skinned non-Arab community.

But his approach to mergers has been arbitrary, bizarre and, ironically, as Forbes Global's Richard Morais points out (see p. 18), anticompetitive.

Their treatment of the protesters and the media has been arbitrary and brutal.

"The process that the NFL has employed since the beginning of the season has been arbitrary, inconsistent, uneven and inconsistent with collective bargaining agreement.

The judges said that in those circumstances their detention had been "arbitrary and therefore unlawful".

Mr. Gore's use of the phrase "adult, intelligent discussion" may or may not have been arbitrary.

Mr. Beame charged that the state administration had been arbitrary and discriminatory in its treatment of the city transit system.

During a tense meeting, they bluntly laid down the law, telling Judge Sauls that he had been arbitrary and unfair, and that things had to change.

They concluded that the F.C.C. had been "arbitrary and capricious" in the way it had written the regulations and had presented insufficient evidence to justify their utility.