Sentence examples for continue its deliberations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ricco said, "We're hoping that the jury will continue its deliberations and reach a just verdict".

The Crown Nominations Commission (CNC) will continue its deliberations at a secret location in an effort to find a successor to Dr Williams, who announced earlier this year that he is stepping down after a decade in office.

For example, at the upcoming summits at Cannes, the G-20 will continue its deliberations on international macroeconomic cooperation, reform of the international monetary system, development cooperation, etc., while the G-8 is likely to have on its agenda issues such as the Fukushima nuclear accident, the role of the Internet, and development partnership with African countries".

Judge Michael B. Mukasey accepted its partial findings, but ordered the panel to continue its deliberations Monday on Swiss Re International Business Insurance Company Ltd., which carried the largest share of the coverage, $877 million, or nearly a quarter of the package.

Justice Michael J. Obus of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, who has had to contend with increasing evidence of infighting in the jury room, instructed the jury to continue its deliberations, noting that "while we certainly cannot pretend to operate in a vacuum, we cannot let what is published in the newspaper determine what happens here".

"The board of education will continue its deliberations and discussions regarding the future of our district," she said.

Following TransCanada's request, the State Department, which Obama designated as the lead agency to review the permit, said it would continue its deliberation of the company's proposal.

It was just boom, boom, boom!" The next morning, the board met again with O'Neal, but in the afternoon it continued its deliberations without him, a sign of its displeasure at his actions.

But the council continued in its deliberation: "...but the regulations paint a muddy picture as they hinge on the question of 'open' or 'closed,' which could ignite a second round of debate where the hot dog on a bun is concerned".

Unlike Monday, when he rejected a defense motion for a mistrial because some news organizations had published the woman's name, yesterday Justice Michael J. Obus of New York State Supreme Court simply deferred the mistrial motion, as the jury appeared to continue making progress in its deliberations.

Mr Justice Sweeney was speaking after a list of 10 questions was sent to him by the jury on Tuesday as its deliberations continued at Southwark Crown Court.