Examples of using Arbitrary use in English and their translations into Spanish
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including racial bias, arbitrary use, disregard for mental illness,
Phytosanitary Measures(URASPS) is to eliminate the arbitrary use of SPS measures by member countries to restrict trade,
reaffirmed its total rejection of the arbitrary use of force against civilians
an independent judiciary to protect citizens against the arbitrary use of power by the State,
predictability offered by bound tariffs as well as by the measures aiming at reducing arbitrary use of of other trade control measures,
the judiciary protection against the arbitrary use of power».
The HR Committee was concerned that media professionals continued to be subjected to politically motivated trials and convictions, and that the arbitrary use of defamation laws had served to discourage critical media reporting on matters of public interest.
trespassing, and arbitrary use of force.
including weapons of mass destruction, and enjoyed immunity at the United Nations through the arbitrary use of the power of veto.
allowed arbitrary use of power and affected the dispensation of justice
the standard allows arbitrary use of the rest of the name-space.
The Special Rapporteur is of the view that the arbitrary use of criminal law to sanction legitimate expression constitutes one of the gravest forms of restriction to the right, as it not only creates a"chilling effect", but also leads to other human rights violations,
For that reason, he urged the Israeli forces to stop the arbitrary use of force against innocent civilians and to end the blockade of the Palestinian territories.
Given that it has been impacted so negatively by the arbitrary use of cluster munitions,
the Regulations are to ensure that private security personnel respect human rights and refrain from the arbitrary use of force, it is imperative that they make training on these matters mandatory as a condition of granting
The arbitrary use of that portion of Cuban soil has on repeated occasions been the subject of very strong protests by the Government and people of Cuba,
East Timor were a lack of political will to ease restrictions on civil and political rights, the arbitrary use of power by the security forces
including excessive and arbitrary use of force with virtually complete impunity,
had been displaced by authoritarian practices and an arbitrary use of power, linked to the militarization of their day to day lives that finished by provoking the severance of group unity
So the distinct political perspectives that embrace the Rule of Law have in common an aversion to the arbitrary use of power; and this is another explanation why the Rule of Law is embraced by democrats,