Sentence examples for common deliberation from inspiring English sources

The common deliberation is of the essence.

In her view only the sharing of power that comes from civic engagement and common deliberation can provide each citizen with a sense of effective political agency.

Citing Montesquieu, another pseudonymous 'Brutus' doubted whether a republic of such geographical size with so many inhabitants with conflicting interests could avoid tyranny and would allow common deliberation and decision based on local knowledge (Brutus (Robert Yates?) 1787).

Soon after, however, the camps engage in mutual deliberation again and establish some common ground for potential consensus.

For Arendt, it is only by means of direct political participation, that is, by engaging in common action and collective deliberation, that citizenship can be reaffirmed and political agency effectively exercised.

Although it is common to think that deliberation is the finest way to assess which option is best, it may provide us with misinformation.

Lengthy deliberations are common, they said, in complicated cases like this one, which has two defendants (Mr. Blagojevich's brother is also charged) and 24 criminal counts, including racketeering and attempted extortion.

In the end, reported Katherine Jefferts Schori, who led 160 Episcopalian prelates in six hard days of deliberation, they found "common ground to stand on...high ground".Will the elevation be sufficient?

It is not particularly compatible with the deliberative public justification approach because it eschews deliberation about the common good or about justice.

Identifying ethical common ground and encouraging public deliberation on areas of continued controversy can help shape a global research, development, and delivery agenda to prevent preterm birth and stillbirth.

The central bank rarely comments on the rampant, often thinly sourced speculation about its internal deliberations that is common in the European media.