Examples of using Arbitrary decisions in English and their translations into Italian
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In this regard, I condemn FIFA's arbitrary decisions.
This situation leads to arbitrary decisions against which it is often difficult to react,
because it encompasses some arbitrary decisions.
Later that year various parties accused him of arbitrary decisions as head of intelligence, and he was deprived of his offices.
the risk of arbitrary decisions will be reduced.
However, these cannot be arbitrary decisions, but are in the hands of a special body.
This is a new provision to protect Union citizens against arbitrary decisions by public authorities.
These criteria should prevent arbitrary decisions by contracting authorities
to understand that sometimes arbitrary decisions can affect totals that are reported.
Several organisations from civil society have reported arbitrary decisions and human rights violations since the coup d'état,
originally presented to the investigating judge who took his arbitrary decisions in camera.
of the"internal forum" exposes one to the possibility of arbitrary decisions, of course, but"laissez-faire" has never been
but on other occasions it seems to reflect arbitrary decisions.
There are even a considerable number of cases where they are expelled on the basis of arbitrary decisions(under national
popular sovereignty would put an end to arbitrary decisions and lead to people's freedom.
Mr Seal(S).- Madam President, perhaps you could explain to us your arbitrary decisions on who is going to speak and who is not,
of the state terrorist list-- arbitrary decisions by the executive, with no recourse.
In my opinion these refusals are often the result of arbitrary decisions taken by officials in the American consular service who assume-
to avoid any arbitrary decisions.
to avoid arbitrary decisions on whether or not stakeholders will be involved in the activities of the Agency.
they wield standards such as too'explicit','unethical' or'immoral' based on arbitrary decisions.
taking executive and sometimes arbitrary decisions, often justified on the basis that a king was above the law.
lead to arbitrary decisions.
not arbitrary decisions, govern a country is what underpins a modern democratic state
status do not give rise to arbitrary decisions.
said not to take arbitrary decisions on the use of iodine
In order to ensure effective competition between economic operators and avoid arbitrary decisions by public authorities, the
they are not exposed to arbitrary decisions taken by the national competition authorities.
instead of being the result of the arbitrary decisions of central bankers creating ultra-complex mechanisms
could be affected by the arbitrary decisions of contracting authorities.