Sentence examples for deliberate new from inspiring English sources
Mr. Messina is at it again in "Good Thing," an ambitious but maddeningly deliberate new play by Jessica Goldberg at the Theater at St. Clement's Church.
He says of the pork school meals issue: "It is a deliberate new policy taken by the right to keep up public debate around national identity issues in France.
Deliberate new attempts were made to back up the power of chiefs and headmen and fresh fields of activity also opened up, which made it possible for a stratum of Borana leaders to differentiate themselves more distinctly from the common herd owner.86.
The YPCDN is a global online network that provides a platform for young professionals to deliberate new and innovative methods of approaching the NCD challenges facing our societies.
He was backed by his National party campaign leader Steven Joyce who claimed the paper had employed "a deliberate News of the World-type covert operation".
While the government is deliberating new reforms to expand Israel's cannabis industry, it's likely that the so-called reforms will cause more problems than they will solve, as is often the case with government meddling.
That impasse led the judge to take the unusual step of sending the jurors back to deliberate with new instructions, angering the defense.
As President Obama and his war cabinet deliberate a new strategy for the war in Afghanistan, Americans are evenly and deeply divided over whether he should send 40,000 more troops there, and public approval of the president's handling of the situation has tumbled, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll.
As France prepares to take the helm of the G-20 in January, Ms. Lagarde is pressing her U.S. counterpart to tweak plans to raise capital requirements for banks under the aegis of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, which is deliberating on new, more stringent bank regulations.
A dentist by profession, Don McLeroy lobbied hard on behalf of intelligent design proponents when the board deliberated on new science standards in March.
The association discusses how education must respond to the changes taking place in the world, by deliberating what new emphasis and material must be initiated, which practices and content should be continued and which should be discontinued; an unusual combination of foresight and pragmatism.
