Sentences with phrase «rather arbitrary distinction»

Of course, it's a rather arbitrary distinction and buyers can choose to suit their tastes or the size of their wrists.

He noted that the use of proportionality in cases involving human rights and EU law but not domestic law produced «some rather arbitrary distinctions between essentially similar issues».

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The patriotism which comes from minority groups is often based on a clear - headed recognition of the benefits of life here, rather than the arbitrary distinction of simply being born here.

In a complex recursive system, the distinction is rather arbitrary.