Generally, the petit jury's function is to deliberate questions of fact, with questions of law left to the trial judge.
Participants will deliberate questions like these: How important is it for higher education to help the country maintain its lead in science and technology, and what would it take to accomplish that goal?
Their genuine hospitality, exhibited in the most humble of manners - a warm welcome, a genuine smile, a thoughtful question, a deliberate acknowledgement - was enough to replenish and restore my soul, fulfilling the mission of my two-week long European adventure.
However, there is a deliberate clue in the question, namely the rivers, which are a gentle nudge that the answer is Waterford.
It also represented, beyond any doubt or question, however, a deliberate effort to eliminate those in the leadership who, over the years, had dared to cross him.
Climate change has been heavily laced with politics and a deliberate effort to mask or question the science linking greenhouse gas emissions to a warming climate.
Beginning with his 2009 speech in Cairo, the President has walked a deliberate, effective path on the question of Arab uprisings, encouraging forces of liberation in the region without ignoring the complexities of each country or threatening Iraq-style interventions.
This weekend, however, the two men are stuck deliberating a question that may bode ill for both: Is their writers' rebellion over?
And to my surprise, folks made a deliberate attempt to learn my name and ask questions.
The question, which asked if it was a deliberate decision to drop the word, was somewhat dodged by Gibbs.
The target as well as the timing immediately raised questions about whether the shooting was a deliberate terrorist attack.
