The chancellor's signature mark is her deliberate, argument-driven, boring, clinical policy style.
Emotions ran high outside the court building as groups supporting and opposing the law demonstrated during the four days the court heard arguments and deliberated.
This phase of the Delphi technique involved an important qualitative component of considering, deliberating, weighing arguments and comments, thinking it over and finally deciding together (ES, PvR) to change a statement using different wording, another phrase or more fitting expression.
The NFL is currently deliberating Brady's argument.
Hence, perhaps, the House of Lords' constitution committee's deliberate rejection of such arguments in its recent report on judicial appointments: "We refute any notion that those from under-represented groups make less worthy candidates or that a more diverse judiciary would undermine the quality of our judges".
The judges then deliberated on the arguments presented for several months before coming to a verdict.
The eight-man, four-woman jury, which heard four months of testimony and final arguments, deliberated over four days before returning the verdict of first-degree murder.
That was deliberate and I think the argument of mistaken identity can't really be used here – there were big signs outside saying 'Sikh temple'.
In November 1919, when the justices of the Supreme Court met to deliberate and vote after the argument and before the decision was announced, Holmes refused to vote with the majority and said he would dissent.
Clapper's report to the Senate cited the easy access, rapid development and weak regulation abroad in its argument that the "deliberate or unintentional misuse" of gene editing technology "might lead to far-reaching economic and national security implications".
