Sentence examples for making arbitrary decisions from inspiring English sources

"Individual countries making arbitrary decisions about how many or who they welcome does not constitute a European policy".

To some extent, we're used to companies making arbitrary decisions about our lives — mortgages, credit card applications, car loans, etc.

Glass [ 15] viewed all standard-setting methods that involved judges making arbitrary decisions as fundamentally flawed.

Particular care must be taken in making arbitrary decisions about the data used to define the historical baseline, such as excluding "outbreak years".

Broadcasters predicted the ruling would make it much harder for television executives to make arbitrary decisions about talent.

But the definition of such an affiliation is not given, freeing the Guardians to make arbitrary decisions.

Mr. Haziq said he was concerned that universities could make arbitrary decisions about which organizations students could join.

At times he combined music from incompatible sources, made arbitrary decisions about tempo markings and, in at least two instances, recomposed brief passages.

But few African rulers have laisser-faire instincts, not least because anything that reduces their ability to make arbitrary decisions reduces their powers of patronage.

Corbyn's team believe the party's compliance committee makes arbitrary decisions, often on political grounds, some of which they believe could even breach members' human rights.

Corbyn's team believes the party's compliance committee makes arbitrary decisions, often on political grounds, some of which could breach members' human rights.