Sentence examples for To deliberate about from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, our decision aid does not fully meet the criteria on balancing the presentation of options, clarifying and expressing values, and guiding/coaching in deliberation and communication, although patients will be invited to deliberate about the decision making, and the motivational interviewing in our strategy is meant to help patients clarify and express values.

A recent parliamentary controversy, about employment insurance (how much, how long), ended with a decision to form a six-member bipartisan panel to deliberate about it.

It is to share in self-government, to deliberate about the common good, to have a meaningful voice in shaping the forces that govern our lives.

Pausing the action to deliberate about who knocked the ball out of bounds or if a scorer had his foot on the three-point line is intrusive — there is no natural pause in the action to accommodate it.

Listening to Obama's comments, one would also think that Brennan was a voice for radical openness — that the American people would be informed and get to deliberate about what was done in their name.

In the deliberately old-fashioned rooms, brimming with tiny mother-of-pearl spoons and antique silver caviar dispensers, caviar is served in tiny tastes, nice if you want to deliberate about your indulgence, as well as in serious portions.

Even though it is part of our everyday practice, is this approach to deliberating about what is right and finding justification for our views defensible?

In order to make appropriate decisions a person has to be able to consider and deliberate about the consequences of her actions.

He sent them off to deliberate again; after about 40 minutes, they said they could not continue.

They can deliberate about what to do, about what kind of lives to live, about what sort of persons to be.

Our best hope, in my humble opinion, is to continue deliberating about this issue.