Sentence examples for any deliberations from inspiring English sources

SPECTER: And were you prepared when you said you weren't involved in any deliberations?

That episode has heightened suspicions among Republican lawmakers, who have demanded that the department hand over the records of any deliberations it had about Fast and Furious after the Feb. 4, 2011, letter.

In my reading of the DPP [director of public prosecutions] and the guidelines he laid down during the Leveson process, is that public interest will weigh very carefully and very highly in any deliberations he takes.

Sen Specter: And were you prepared when you said your weren't involved in any deliberations?

As for the chance of women being allowed in, Payne said any deliberations about club membership will be done by the club members.

shall be disqualified from any deliberation involving a specific rating in which the independent board member has a financial interest in the outcome of the rating.

Again, with any deliberation at all she could have made more of the manic ostinato figure that sets the finale in motion, but her blistering romp through that movement carried a logic of its own, or would have if one had had time to think, or even breathe.

However, few of these initiatives engage in or foster any deliberation over what kind of wellbeing we should be striving for and why, instead of retaining a focus on reproducing a secular vision of ever-fitter, happier, and therefore more productive individuals.

Panel members would retain other privileges: While they must keep open information-gathering meetings, they would have the right to close the doors during any deliberations--not just when national security or personal privacy is at stake.

"I don't think there was any deliberation over it.

But suppose, that some one of them should enforce us to admit a middle in that voidnesse, impossible it is to conceive and magnifie the difference in motions of bodies toward it: because there is not in that voidnesse any puissance attractive of bodies; nor yet within the same bodies, any deliberation or inclination and affection to tend from all sides to this middle.