Sentence examples for By deliberation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the mightiness of a great democracy, moved by deliberation to unified action, can comfort its allies and caution its enemies.

Instead, brief impressions are likely to be heavily influenced by deliberation.

Broadly defined, deliberative democracy aspires the decision-making legitimacy by deliberation of equal citizens.

Initial inter-rater reliabilities were 0.75 for oral interview scoring, and all discrepancies were subsequently resolved by deliberation.

Type 2 are signs only because they have been willfully created as such by deliberation; included here are linguistic and non-linguistic signs.

Reinach claims that our belief that a crime is made worse by deliberation rests on the assumption that when an individual undertakes a project that is disvaluable (say killing), the moral situation is worsened by knowledge of the relevant disvalue.

Involvement was held up by deliberations between the Italian and British foreign ministries.

And the general point is correct: there is such a thing called Anglo-American jurisprudence, which dates from the period when the Founders drew on British common law to write the Constitution and has been enriched by deliberations and fights in and out of the courts ever since — previously, the term has come up in Supreme Court arguments about prisoners held at Guantánamo Bay.

But, beyond this, support for market-oriented solutions to various social problems had been increasing across the political spectrum for the previous fifteen years, as was evidenced by deliberations on deregulation of the airline, telecommunications, trucking, railroad, and banking industries.

President Clinton plunged into issue-by-issue deliberations at the Mideast peace talks.

President Clinton plunged into the nitty-gritty of issue-by-issue deliberations at Camp David today.