Sentence examples for bear deliberations from inspiring English sources

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"It must be borne of deliberation and not happenstance, inattention or neglect".

But three years ago, Daniel Levin, then the acting head of the Office of Legal Counsel at the Justice Department, decided to bring reality to bear on his deliberations on the torture question.

The last one-and-a-half-hour session of the day was devoted to group work among members of Study Teams, whose members were selected to bring diverse views and experiences to bear on their deliberations.

During his tour, Montagu conferred with his new viceroy, Lord Chelmsford (governed 1916 21), and their lengthy deliberations bore fruit in the Montagu-Chelmsford Report of 1918, the theoretical basis for the Government of India Act of 1919.

It's how your innate sense of right and wrong come into play by reminding you of a moral law that bears down on your deliberations and urges you to do something you don't want to do.

During deliberations, judges will bear the responsibility for creating an atmosphere conducive to debates, Judge Onizawa said.

An NIH representative said: "It is routine for federal advisory committees to rotate their membership over time so that fresh and diverse perspectives can be brought to bear on the committee's deliberations.

Extending prior qualitative research on shale development and on energy systems change, this research brings open-ended and cross-national public deliberation inquiry to bear on broader issues of climate change, responsibility, and ideas about how shale development might undermine or reinforce the energy systems that people consider important for the future.

Twitter is the Chirper's repository for dull deliberations that would otherwise bore their cat to death.

He launched a line of Fairtrade peanuts, and exhibited oil paintings – paintings that were priced as high as £5,000, after pained deliberation, because Hill could hardly bear to part with them.