"deliberate debate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a discussion or argument that is carefully thought out and considered. Example: The two politicians engaged in a deliberate debate on the proposed healthcare reform, each presenting well-researched arguments and counterarguments.
"Nobody wants us to go dark on our ability to detect terrorist activity, so I imagine there will be some very urgent discussions and we'll work something out that will get us to a place where we can have deliberate debate and amendments and votes," Cornyn told reporters on Capitol Hill.
In response, the government has revised its plan to push through implementing legislation in September, and has now promised a more deliberate debate.
SINCE Malcolm Gladwell popularized the "10,000-hour rule" suggesting that success depends on the time we spend in deliberate practice, debate has raged about how the hours necessary to become an expert vary by field and person.
In public space, they can begin deliberating and debating.
"There was no deliberate effort to debate the thing publicly," he told the press.
And the ability to come together and deliberate rather than debate is a key muscle," he says.
There is a general meeting being called this evening at 18 00 to discuss, deliberate on and debate the future of the occupation in light of the injunction.
He is saying, from a military man's perspective: 'I defended my people and my country', which will make the whole issue more difficult to deliberate and to debate.
4. Monitor deliberate avoidance of robust debate: When you see too much consensus and too little debate amongst your team, it can certainly be a sign that people are afraid to seem disagreeable.
The deliberate pace of the debate is at odds with the demands of financial markets, however.
Well, debate and deliberate and then vote — and have faith that people can organize together to chart new destinations for humanity.
