Their prospects call, rather, for deliberation and calculation.
There are times when we must move with all due haste, while other circumstances call for appropriate deliberation.
Several former lawmakers with experience in intelligence matters have also called for cautious deliberation.
The model also calls for the deliberation democratization of formal sites, such as WTO negotiations, IMF loan deals, and regional treaty agreements (Bäckstrand 2006).
Thus, whereas high ambiguity calls for societal deliberation on the 'right impacts' of an innovation, high indeterminacy suggests that such ambiguities may be best explored throughout the development process, as part of the hands-on R&D work.
However, the need for efficiency in this context calls for careful deliberation about whether a particular new headache epidemiological study is required at all, and about the need for high diagnostic precision, large sample size and resource-demanding methods of data collection.
For any artist, two years of uninterrupted work among an engaging community of mentors and peers can be a dream come true but when the dream comes with a price tag oft exceeding $30,000 a year, it calls for careful deliberation.
In a recent report about combating intellectual property theft, a private commission led by former U.S. Ambassador to China Jon Huntsman Jr. and former Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair called for "informed deliberations" about whether corporations and individuals should have more flexibility to defend themselves from cyber intrusions.
Admiral Osterhaus once again called the court to session for deliberation and on June 12 , 1945 the court reaffirmed each of the mutiny convictions and sentences.
McKesson also contended that LongView's call for disclosure of director deliberations about a potential recoupment was unnecessary and inappropriate.
The ultrasound laws and the counselling laws whose agenda is to persuade women not to have an abortion wedge themselves into that private space for deliberation, undermining what Justice John Paul Stevens once called an individual's "decisional autonomy".
