The research assistant provides them with study information, and gives them time to deliberate about participation and ask questions.
This emphasis on local assets (money and others) is a critical strategy for growing local ownership and participation, a deliberate rebuke of the traditional "beneficiary" mentally that development aid often imposes.
The result has been a drift away from mainstream politics leaving it in the hands of a "cartel" insulated from genuine popular participation by "deliberate barriers" such as first-past-the-post, an undemocratic House of Lords, and a hierarchical party system.
Southwood found that Lawrie had "acted with bias over many years", and when it became apparent the inquiry was not going their way, she and Wyvil adopted "a conscious and deliberate strategy" to abandon participation so she could claim she had been denied procedural fairness.
Also, the school may need to invest some time in devising deliberate strategies to maximize participation of parents in the actual classrooms activities, so that they may channel efforts to assist learning in a systematic manner.
Without this deliberate and established space for community participation, such participation risks becoming a fleeting and fragmented practice, often dependent on a few charismatic and determined individuals, rather than a common practice, a political norm, and a rights-based obligation [ 17, 18].
A 1994 Georgia law defines assisted suicide as "direct and physical involvement, intervention or participation" in a deliberate suicide and carries a five-year prison sentence.
Although these examples demonstrate deliberate design of activities for participation, they do not necessarily call for a complete overhaul of the course.
Enrollment and participation are very deliberate processes.
Further research regarding how decisions about trial participation are discussed, engaged with, deliberated over, participated in, supported and executed is required to inform the design of interventions to better support the process.
