Sentence examples for deliberate informed from inspiring English sources

He said in his ruling that it then took a "deliberate, informed and calculated decision, for reasons of party political advantage, to ensure that the case was not settled before the general election".

After a campaign in which voters learned about Mr. Bloomberg on his own terms -- through a storm of commercials that presented him as a deliberate, informed, decisive business executive -- he will now be seen through his speeches, news conferences and the array of other uncontrolled public appearances that make up the routine chaos that is a day in the life of a New York mayor.

Only a few, with experience and insight, might search so hard for a solution, or even a possible solution, that's unconventional but deliberate, informed, and in keeping with the rules.

Too many governments are doing worse than neglecting children -- they are making deliberate, informed choices that hurt children.

The interview focused on eliciting information about direct disclosure, in which the person deliberately informed another of their HIV status, while non-disclosure referred to a deliberate decision not to disclose one's HIV status.

The study concluded that post-harvest loss was due to "deliberate and informed actions of supply chain actors, dictated predominantly by private food standards and market value rather than a lack of access to appropriate postharvest handling infrastructure".

Their Jewishness is a deliberate parochialism, informed more by their belief in God than in government.

Since those actions could lead to further reflections, reflecting on experiences was identified as a cyclic process that transformed significant experiences into deliberate, well informed practical actions.

"Too many governments are making informed, deliberate choices that actually hurt childhood," Carol Bellamy, the agency's executive director, said.

Our educational institutions, our science and medical establishment, and many of the other institutions in our lives that help define the scope of opportunity for millions must engage in a deliberate, intentional, and informed effort to incorporate the perspectives of people like 12-year-old Patricia King into the core of their work".

"Too many governments are making informed, deliberate choices that actually hurt childhood," Bellamy said in launching the report at the London School of Economics.