Examples of using Were arbitrary in English and their translations into Spanish
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Placement and punishment were arbitrary.
Those restrictions were arbitrary, unjustified and violated the general rule of the free movement of diplomats and must be removed immediately.
The IACHR found that many of these detentions were arbitrary.
Their findings on both verdicts were arbitrary, incomplete and inaccurate.
The author considers that his arrest and detention were arbitrary.
Witnesses claim the arrests were arbitrary and unnecessarily forceful.
The authors consider that their arrest and detention were arbitrary.
The author reiterates that his arrest and detention were arbitrary and that he was arrested without a warrant.
The Working Group decided that his arrest andcontinued detention upon conviction were arbitrary.
Apart from the fact that the boundaries of most African countries were arbitrary, they were not also demarcated once and for all.
The Working Group decided that his arrest andcontinued detention upon conviction were arbitrary.
It concluded that the excessive criminal sentences against Mapuche were arbitrary and urged the State to take all appropriate measures to cancel them.
In those circumstances,the Committee is unable to conclude that the refusals in question were arbitrary.
Ultimately, McRae concluded that the majority's finding that the JRP's actions were arbitrary was not supported by any evidence or reasoning.
In case No. 1128/2002(Marques de Morais v. Angola) the Committee examined whether the author's arrest andsubsequent detention were arbitrary.
It was alleged that these detentions were arbitrary because they were based solely on the political opinions of the detainees, and that none of them has been charged or tried.
The Advisory Committee's recommendations were unsubstantiated andthe cuts it proposed were arbitrary and simplistic.
The Working Group decided that his arrest andcontinued detention were arbitrary, that his trial did not meet international standards for fairness, and that there was evidence that he might have been tortured while under detention.
The right to privacy and inviolability of the home was infringed by searches and raids, which were arbitrary or lacked a legal basis.
There is no information before the Committee to show that the decisions by the courts were arbitrary or that they amounted to denial of justice.
Thus, although the Police Chief's actions may have been illegal under the Spanish Aliens Act,the Court had to examine whether such actions were arbitrary.
The only reason the Committee would have for considering the current case would be to show that the rulings handed down were arbitrary or that they violated the due process of the applicant, neither of which occurred.
Interviewees in these agencies did not consider justified the claim by respondents in the private agencies that documentation requirements were arbitrary.
The author contends that, since he never participated in any conspiracy to overthrow the Government of President Kaunda,his arrests were arbitrary and his detentions unlawful, and that he is entitled to adequate compensation from the State party.
During the trial proceedings, Mr. Soltani was represented by his defence lawyers,who presented evidence allegedly demonstrating that the charges brought against him were arbitrary and unfounded.
The author maintainsthat the arrest and detention of her son from 24 May until mid-June 1993 were arbitrary, in violation of article 9 of the Covenant.
First, they criticized HIPC's definition of debt sustainability, arguing that the debt-to-export anddebt-to-government-revenues criteria were arbitrary and too restrictive.
He did not establish that any of the findings of the domestic decision-makers considering his case were arbitrary or amounted to a denial of natural justice.
The problems of minorities andindigenous peoples were closely linked to the creation of nation States whose frontiers were arbitrary and largely inherited from the colonial period.
Specifically, the claimants alleged thatUkraine's acts breached the obligation to provide fair and equitable treatment, were arbitrary and discriminatory and amounted to compensable expropriation.