Sentence examples similar to deliberate meet from inspiring English sources

Honestly speaking, this [cogen] is a very deliberate meet-up session with them.

Kenny acknowledged this in saying, Honestly speaking, this [cogen] is a very deliberate meet-up session with them.

and to deliberate restructuring to meet unexpected events (e.g. divorce) or external pressure (Ellis 2000).

It needs to meet and deliberate in an open and transparent manner.

The bishops meet and deliberate as equals, with the archbishop of Canterbury as host, chairman, and "first among equals".

Other countries have pioneered new forms of deliberative democracy, where demographically representative groups meet to deliberate and decide on policy.

Partly for that reason, according to Mr. Teitelbaum and others, the commission's board is required to meet and deliberate in secret.

These are structured discussions where the local authority, local private sector companies and slum dwellers meet and deliberate about the future of the city.

In 1622, he gave eight of his sons (who were called "princes," or beile) control over one banner each and ordered them to meet to deliberate major policies, especially military matters.

He was a consensus builder, and thoughtful and deliberate; George H. W. Bush meets Barack Obama.

So make a deliberate attempt to network and meet as many people as you can.