The phrase "a single deliberative" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in discussions about decision-making processes or specific types of deliberative bodies, but it requires additional context for clarity.
Example: "In the context of governance, a single deliberative can lead to more efficient decision-making."
Alternatives: "a solitary deliberative" or "one deliberative process".
The second, empirical turn focused on the various implementations of DD, with less attention paid to the interdependence of single deliberative forums within a larger system.
For however ideally it is constructed, no single deliberative experiment could possess on a large scale a deliberative capacity adequate "to legitimate most of the decisions and policies that democracies adopt" (Mansbridge et al. 2012: 1).
"The party cannot be an organisation of executives who are subject to a single discipline and at the same time a deliberative assembly of people free to present their opinions and pursue their interests," he said.
As a foundation for action selection and task-sequencing intelligence, the reactive and deliberative subsystems of a hybrid agent can be unified by a single, shared representation of intention.
In that deliberative phase, which some aides later referred to as Gore I, Ms. Reno and her aides pondered a single question: whether Mr. Gore's telephone fund-raising phone calls from his office violated an old antigraft law barring solicitations on public property.
Meanwhile, San Francisco's current approach to building affordable housing consists of making development so deliberative and politically unpredictable that it takes several years to entitle anything and roughly $500,000 in raw land, construction and marketing costs just to build a single housing unit.
One study considered the results of a DCE in a deliberative process.
The Constitution sought a responsive House and a deliberative Senate, and that is what we have.
Some studies also conducted a sensitivity analysis or a deliberative process.
PAGE A15 A DELIBERATIVE PROCESS -- There was no single "aha" moment in John Kerry's four-month quest for a running mate.
