Sentence examples for commitment to deliberate from inspiring English sources
One such area is the commitment to deliberate practice.
The jurors withdrew to deliberate.
Nor do they need to deliberate.
The jury was then sent to deliberate.
The second thing I'm proud of is my commitment to constant and deliberate learning.
Landscape conditions, particularly jurisdictional commitments to pursue deliberate reconfigurations of their energy systems towards low-carbon energy sources, emerge as the most significant factor in the implementation of policy reforms in these areas.
When setting up The Downing Street Project to advance women's leadership -- the spontaneous offspring of The White House Project, founded by Marie Wilson 10 years ago -- we made a deliberate commitment to balance and partnership.
His deliberate lack of commitment to a single stylistic direction has often been read as an attack on the implicit ideologies embedded in the specific histories of painting.
His very first subject was Paul McCartney, a deliberate statement of his commitment to popular art, given that he could have run with a completed film on Herbert von Karajan.
In the former, they are narrowly self-interested and hard-bargaining; in the latter, their self-interest is tempered or balanced by their commitment to justifying themselves to others, and they proceed by deliberating rather than by bargaining.
