Examples of using Arbitrarily in English and their translations into Slovak
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He does not arbitrarily demand either that we serve him
Meeting somebody who can assist you by having a current challenge, arbitrarily, as if they are delivered right to anyone to help.
The above value(s) are the actual values for single machine, chosen arbitrarily, and may therefore vary from the value of the machine in use.
A UN human rights expert urged Facebook to narrow its“sweeping” definition of terrorism to stop governments arbitrarily blocking legitimate opposition groups
not to allow the government to arbitrarily block legitimate opposition groups
this is clearly something that Member States need to address- without quotas and targets arbitrarily set at an EU level.
other benefits arbitrarily diminished;
other benefits arbitrarily diminished;
internally displaced people who reported that armed groups had arbitrarily detained civilians for ransom as punishment for asking to reclaim their property,
able to use an arbitrarily large number of input sounds,
Stresses that an electoral process from which the main opposition party has been arbitrarily excluded is not legitimate,
First of all, at a humanitarian level, we need every person arrested arbitrarily to be released,
downstream wavelengths can not be arbitrarily changed to interfere with the business,
However, discretion does not mean acting arbitrarily, because there are rules,
Muhammad“resolved” his dilemma by claiming that the Jews of Medina were heretics and he arbitrarily dismissed their“version” of the Torah by claiming that they had corrupted it and“hidden” the verses that supported his claims of being a prophet.
But since now specialized stores in Europe have begun to offer special extensions that allow expanding hives arbitrarily to any size, the lines of these bees wintering with strong families have appeared.
apply laws arbitrarily and flout their duty to uphold rights enshrined in the Egyptian constitution, Egyptian law
The base is arbitrarily long line of numbers to which the following number is always 1 greater than the previous one(e.g. line 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6).
how can it be possible to arbitrarily divide the world into categories of good
Twenty years ago, it was not unusual to assume arbitrarily specified or even static expectations,