arbitrarily ,

This was not done arbitrarily, although it may seem to you that way.

He said the state cannot arbitrarily cut off the money without due process.

But in June 1999, just as arbitrarily, her son was sent home again.

But to arbitrarily order them to close their ports to another nation?

"They are a big part of the problem and should not be arbitrarily carved out."

He looked both ways down the corridor again, then arbitrarily set off to the left.

People who are arbitrarily using it need to be cautious.

But why arbitrarily draw the line at the secretary's door?

"Will you two men stop trying arbitrarily to divide me?"

But they also say that he is interpreting his own law arbitrarily.

And, again somewhat arbitrarily, we have allowed only one book per author.

So they arbitrarily divided the memory in half because why not?

This is not an action that we take lightly or arbitrarily.

But people should make that decision themselves, not have it arbitrarily denied.

A Clinton staff assistant said the figure was arrived at more or less arbitrarily.

It is a society in which one person, or a group of persons, rules arbitrarily.

They hadn't brought him here just to be arbitrarily killed.

The rest had been arbitrarily declared members of other ethnic groups.

So, we will arbitrarily take any solution in the phase.

And unlike current benefits, they could not be reduced arbitrarily.

And the ways that companies arbitrarily protect themselves is a subject of hot debate.

These rules are not created arbitrarily or in a vacuum.

Above all, you need to satisfy yourself that the decision, however hard, was not taken arbitrarily.

I arbitrarily picked a window, a low wide one, and sat down before it.

They're not arbitrarily set aside because it's hard to count them or for whatever reason.