arbitrary limitation

We were not going to be held to any other arbitrary limitations."

The contract should not contain arbitrary limitations on timing of payments.

This is of course a somewhat arbitrary limitation from a fire protection point of view.

However, no installation instructions were provided, and the software had several arbitrary limitations, leading some to describe it as "crippled".

Putting arbitrary limitations on that operation only harms the achievability of that end.

Which brings me to another thing...don't pull out an arbitrary limitation and slap it on your suggestion if there's no good technical reason for it.

However, arbitrary limitations should not be placed on discovering the origins of diseases and disabilities, and on curing and preventing them.

As is the case with its nebulous bandwidth caps, customers can find themselves running afoul of what appears to be an arbitrary limitation imposed by the ISP.

"On the infield fly rule the umpire is to rule whether the ball could ordinarily have been handled by an infielder-not by some arbitrary limitation such as the grass, or the base lines.

The limited liability of the shareholders then appeared as a sort of concession to the creditors of the company rather than an arbitrary limitation on the normal liability imposed on partners in a business association.

It takes no great stress of imagination to see that anyone in those circumstances would have felt that way, and that colonial resentment against the arbitrary limitation which the edict of 1763 put upon the political means must therefore have been great.