arbitrariness

This paper argues that both arbitrariness and motivation are Lansign's basic characteristics and that they are a unity of opposites in Lansign's every aspect and category.

The decision was made with complete arbitrariness.

She accused the manager of acting with arbitrariness.

The teacher's grading seemed to lack arbitrariness.

The policy was criticized for its arbitrariness.

The judge's ruling was questioned for its arbitrariness.

The selection process was marred by arbitrariness.

We need to eliminate arbitrariness from our decision-making process.

The company's rules were criticized for their arbitrariness.

The manager's decisions were often marked by arbitrariness.

The system is designed to prevent arbitrariness in decision-making.

But there's a lot of evidence now suggesting that the arbitrariness doctrine is proving to be false.

ANTONIN SCALIA: Ruth, if you have a jury in criminal trials, you're going to have arbitrariness.

In fact, freedom is in danger of degenerating into mere arbitrariness unless it is lived in terms of responsibleness.

And there's some arbitrariness to it.

And sometimes the arbitrariness is fiddled with for reasons other than perceived risk.

The tech industry is not just outraged by the arbitrariness of the regulators, but also genuinely baffled by it.

So she--she's like a big model, a supermodel, maybe even a super-supermodel--points out the arbitrariness of finding her devastatingly beautiful.

Linguists generally argue for " the arbitrariness of the sign" : no connection exists between the word dog and the furry quadruped.