Sentences with phrase «not arbitrary decisions»

We are made up of individuals and associations all across British Columbia who believe the best way to protect those injured on the road and to provide stability for all road users is through established, inalienable rights — not arbitrary decisions that turn real people into a statistic.

The commitment is not an arbitrary decision to be loyal.

«Its not an arbitrary decision on who gets what.

«It is important to note that the committee only endorsed a ruling by the court; this is not an arbitrary decision by the party as being speculated by Nii Noi's supporters».

Look down to see floors covered in blue or red plaid carpet, not an arbitrary decision.

Not exact matches

More than 75 % of company retreats are absolute failures dominated by «circular conversations and way too much partying» because they «are arbitrary decisions based on a task and not a result,» says Alan Weiss, an organizational development consultant with a client list that ranges from JPMorgan Chase and the U.S. Federal Reserve to Hewlett - Packard and Mercedes - Benz.

by christian doctrine, we do not render ourselves sinful, it was one of those bizarre arbitrary decisions by god to bestow hereditary sin.

The idea that the capacity to receive from another or to be influenced by another is truly indicative of power is not derived from an arbitrary linguistic decision to extend the term «power» to include the receiving of an influence.

Thus freedom is always called to decisions which can not be derived from general norms and eternal laws alone (even though they must not contradict them) and which nevertheless are not left to an arbitrary choice but claim the whole man because of his special call.

Commitment to a tradition and tenacity in exploring its potentialities are scientifically fruitful; but the eventual decision to abandon it is not arbitrary or irrational.

It is not just a subjective or arbitrary decision, but needs to be grounded in the reality of our existence.

This shouldn't be an arbitrary decision.

Moreover, states wishing to implement bans are not required to scientifically justify their decisions and can appeal to more arbitrary concerns such as fears of GMOs contaminating other non-GM produce and likely public backlashes over use and cultivation.

Granted, the boost to starting salaries is not as great as some advocates would like — the New Commission on the Skills of the American Workforce has called for starting salaries of $ 45,000 — but remember that this new schedule is based on the arbitrary decision to reward credentials that improve test scores by 1 percent of a standard deviation with a 1 percent boost in salary.

The district can't give up its ability to make arbitrary and capricious decisions.

In a series of questions about the state's dismissal laws, and whether they serve a useful purpose, Seymour agreed that they do, saying they help «protect teachers from arbitrary decisions that might be made by a principal or district for reasons not related to their teaching competence.»

But the court in a unanimous decision written by Justice Jaynee LaVecchia said Hendricks had met the required standard that the decision was not «arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable.»

«We want equality in the way that people are paid, and to have it not be based on arbitrary decisions or favoritism,» said Greg Swanson, a 12 - year English teacher.

«They are constantly grouping and regrouping students based on what they need, not based on some arbitrary decision,» Horn says.

«In those cases, the general feeling was that those decisions were rather arbitrary, not based on the merits of the charter that had been developed.

However, part way through writing it, I realized that there has been so much quality advertising over the past 12 months that even the decision of what to include, let alone what order it should go in, would be utterly arbitrary (not to mention unfair).

Hence, the game developer does not have to balance everything to be «very easy» so that it becomes unnecessary for the player to think until his decisions get arbitrary.

I did not make an arbitrary, abstract decision.

Not only are the underlying policy decisions mutable and arbitrary, the government doesn't allocate spending as a percent of revenue, but as differing amounts unrelated to receipts.

In particular, national outlets did not highlight the role of state - appointed «emergency managers» who made arbitrary decisions based on budgetary concerns, including the catastrophic decision to draw Flint's water from the Flint River instead of Lake Huron (via the Detroit water system).

Again, a somewhat arbitrary decision, why not 4 years?

Like Beck, Rees and Stern, Schmidt imagines a society, not comprised of autonomous, thinking agents, capable of negotiating their own risks and responding to their own «challenges»; but of a fragile system, which is closely dependent on stability for its own survival, imperilled by the arbitrary decisions and desire of so many unthinking, blind, and ignorant bodies.

We need to build this infrastructure that benefits American consumers, and so I'm hopeful, that on a bipartisan basis, we can gather around an approach to infrastructure and release those investment dollars that are anxious to be invested one they're confident there won't be arbitrary decisions made that would restrict our ability to build the infrastructure.»

At Planet3.0, we've had our internal disagreement about this, with mt arguing that McKibben's and Hansen's approach is correct, and that tar sand bitumen is a good place to draw the line, while Dan M has argued that this is a sort of arbitrary decision, and the tar sands should be treated just as another form of fossil fuels, rather than a bright line that should not be crossed.

... we may not consider the correctness of the court's ruling de novo or second guess its exercise of discretion... Rather, we are limited to a determination of whether the court's decision was «manifestly unsupported by reason or so arbitrary that it could not have been the result of a reasoned decision.»

Moreover, the Court of Appeal found that the Allocation Decision could not be considered arbitrary simply because it excluded US$ 4 billion in bondholder guarantee claims from the pro rata allocation.

«The Court's Emphatic Ban on Executing the Intellectually Disabled: A divided court doubled down on its 2002 Atkins decision, ruling that Florida can't kill Freddie Lee Hall just because his IQ has sometimes passed an arbitrary mark.»

How many drivers will not be eager to share driving info with insurers and others either for privacy reasons or skepticism about what arbitrary decisions about them will be made based on that info?

The decision on any inclusion (or not) in the review was completely arbitrary and capricious.

However, the decision also makes clear that the actual moment when a child's life begins (and warrants legal protection) can not be fixed at the moment of birth any more than it can be fixed at some arbitrary point during gestation.

The TWU decision is decidedly different than Roncarelli v Duplessis, where a government agent (not a regulatory body) exerted his authority in an arbitrary manner and without good faith.

The Rule of Law requires decisions of administrative tribunals (among other public actors) that are not arbitrary.

plaint of Judge Louire in dissent, not a result of an arbitrary policy decision by the en banc majority.

Seven Corners does not make arbitrary decisions on our members» files.

Regulators tried, but the individual market pre-ACA was very much a Wild West of policies that didn't cover what you thought they did, lack of recourse, lack of availability of coverage, insurers making seemingly arbitrary decisions, and health expenses that were out of control.

Originally Soderbergh had scripted over 40 different content nodes for the app, but tightened Mosaic up to around 15 so the decisions don't feel as arbitrary or like a chore.

What's even more interesting — and far more important — is that the primary decision to hire these people was on their actual ability to do the work and excel at it, not on some arbitrary list of skills and experiences.»

Of course Australia recognises that in determining if a particular case complies with CERD it is important to have to regard that decisions regarding treatment are not arbitrary.

When parents agree on the rules and support one another's decisions, children learn that parental authority is not arbitrary.

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Because the parents make the decisions, they are more likely to stick to the agreement that they have reached, than comply with an arbitrary court order that does not meet their or their children's needs.