Sentence examples for As deliberative from inspiring English sources
In a spectacle about as deliberative as speed-dating, candidate after candidate tried out for the role of Not Mitt Romney — including, at times, Mitt Romney.
"It's important to look at a variety of options and be as deliberative as we can to ensure our actions facilitate success, not limit it".
One could take Schutz's thoughts here to converge with political theories favoring what is today known as deliberative democracy.
As we have noticed, despite the differences in legal and institutional framing, the discourse of the ethics committees in the three countries can be identified as deliberative discourses.
Instead we are talking about another mode of governance of closing and deciding to which I would like to refer as "deliberative choice".
We argue in this paper that these different approaches to engagement strategies are also giving rise to the construction of populations, whereby specific nationalities, populations, patient groups and political systems become imbued with particular characteristics, such as deliberative, consensus seeking, commercialized or authoritarian (cf. Jones and Salter 2003).
He described the decision-making process as largely "a deliberative one now, not an investigative one".
Another strategy for achieving more nearly practical performance has been to precode (and to some extent learn) more "reactive" (as opposed to deliberative) ways of participating in dialogue.
Understanding the bio-objectification process as a deliberative process, consensus seems to be considered as a more dynamic concept in which a new unstable bio-object is explored and discussed.
It was established as a founding institution of the UN in 1945 as the "deliberative, policymaking and representative organ of the United Nations".
Although he says, "I think Ghana is still home," he tends not to speak of himself so much as a Ghanaian but, more universally, as an African — an inheritance he characterizes fondly and selectively as a deliberative approach to life, marked always by a breadth of mind and generosity of spirit.
