"It's a deliberative process," he said.
(So much for a deliberative process).
"We have to have a deliberative process that can adjust and react to that new information.
PAGE A15 A DELIBERATIVE PROCESS -- There was no single "aha" moment in John Kerry's four-month quest for a running mate.
In response, the Trump Administration had offered nothing no logical rationale, no indication, even, of a "deliberative process" behind the order.
Aurora police said that Holmes received 50 commercial packages at his home and school addresses in the four months leading up to his rampage – "evidence of a deliberative process to commit this assault and a deliberative process to attack whoever walked through the door of that apartment", Aurora Police Chief Daniel Oates said.
The pause allowed for a "deliberative process" to work out the risks and benefits of so-called gain-of-function studies, and to draw up policies for approving new research.
Crucially, each of these victories was achieved through a deliberative process in which all parties gave something to get something — as when financiers desiring a truly national currency, but no central bank, accepted supervision by the Federal Reserve Board.
The goal should be to develop — through a deliberative process involving regulators, the public and affected companies — industry-wide disclosure requirements that provide consumers with easy-to-interpret information on company-based limitations on access, use of services or applications.
Last Friday, the administrators issued a statement about the occupation that said: "We are in the midst of a deliberative process designed to position the Cooper Union for a future characterized by true distinction, the highest standards of merit-based access and scholarship support, academic excellence and financial sustainability.
Fishkin [9] outlines the quality of a deliberative process through five conditions: Information.
