The phrase "a process of deliberative" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It can be used in contexts discussing decision-making or discussions that involve careful consideration.
Example: "The committee engaged in a process of deliberative discussion to reach a consensus on the new policy."
Alternatives: "a process of thoughtful" or "a process of careful".
The whole idea had been to use occupation as the very last of last resorts, at the end of a prolonged process of "deliberative democracy" that involved public consultation and a "referendum" in June attracting 800,000 signatures in support of a more open electoral system.
This could lead to learning processes where one's own preferences might also change over time, and it could facilitate an inclusive and transparent process of deliberative preference aggregation that can feed into political decision-making processes.
Over the next few months, we will publish stories about the process of deliberative polling and (hopefully) release the first results later this fall.
Drawing on discourse ethics, Habermas (1990 , 1996 argues that people's participation in the justificatory processes of deliberative democracy is necessary for rational-legal legitimacy.
Rather, estimates are based on a deliberative process of a group of experts, based on their past knowledge and experience.
Of practical relevance here is that whichever position one adopts, there will still be the need to agree on a set of deliberative principles, a process framework for arriving at decisions and for achieving support from the large numbers of people who will be affected.
This model views social innovation as a deliberative process of facilitating educational change or innovation that is generated from a concrete logic to fix a problem or meet the social need by a social agent through social mechanism and implication to attain certain social outcome or gain (Loogma et al. 2013).
President Obama followed a deliberative process of considering the views of his military, Secretary Gates and Head of the Joint Chiefs Mullen, who were not in favor and his civilian leaders, notably Secretary of State Clinton, who were in favor.
We urge you to set aside this legislation and instead allow the Senate to consider any improvements to the ACA, through a more deliberative process of regular order, in which hearings are held to solicit the advice of health care experts and stakeholders, with any such improvements considered in a bipartisan manner in which both parties may offer amendments".
