With the promulgation by the Chinese Ministry of Health in August 2012 of regulations on the rational use of antibiotics [ 42], it is hoped that arbitrary administration of antibiotics, especially for childhood pneumonia, will be curbed.
As a matter of state law, the Policy itself undoubtedly confers upon respondent a right to be free from the arbitrary administration of antipsychotic medication.
Although Harper has a liberty interest under the Clause in being free from the arbitrary administration of such medication, the Policy comports with substantive due process requirements, since it is reasonably related to the State's legitimate interest in combating the danger posed by a violent, mentally ill inmate.
He thereby drastically curbed arbitrary administration, ended the autonomy of outlying provinces, instituted the rule of impersonal law, and laid the foundations of modern Thai citizenship through compulsory primary education and universal military conscription.
Immigrants who were affected filed a federal lawsuit in Seattle, accusing the administration of "arbitrary and capricious action" that cost them millions of dollars.
Perhaps, but this case gives the court the opportunity to prove that when it comes to issues of election administration, it is ready to stand up for the right recognized in Bush v. Gore to be free of "arbitrary and disparate treatment" in the administration of elections.
We are suspicious of arbitrary power, wary of government interference.
Ending the Obama administration's "foolish policy of arbitrary timetables for withdrawal" and shifting to a conditions-based approach in Afghanistan was encouraging, McCain said, but more information is needed.
In his speech on antiterrorism policy Thursday, Mr. Obama, emphasizing that he wanted fair procedures, sought to distance himself from what critics of the Bush administration saw as its system of arbitrary detention.
It was kind of arbitrary".
