The phrase "deliberate without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to intentionally or purposefully go without or not include something in one's actions or decisions. Example: The chef deliberately cooked the dish without using any meat, catering to the vegetarian guests at the wedding reception.
One justification is said to be that it allows the jury to deliberate without outside pressure.
May will address the EU's leaders on Thursday afternoon, before they deliberate without her on how to respond.
This is partly deliberate: Without the distance, this would just be an off-color club for the curious.
(AP) EL SALVADOR: GENERALS' JURY STILL OUT -- A federal jury in West Palm Beach, Fla., continued to deliberate without reaching a verdict in the civil trial against two retired Salvadoran generals accused of responsibility for the deaths of four American churchwomen in 1980.
But it's rare that music primarily composed on a computer screen can also move a listener emotionally, striking between intentions – the invitation to dance, the opportunity to deliberate – without diluting either approach's effect.
During the sentencing phase, the jury deliberated without reaching a decision on death or life, and without making any findings regarding aggravating or mitigating circumstances.
Later, while the committee was deliberating without her, she resigned, saying in a statement released by the U.S.O.C., "I accept full responsibility for the mistakes I have made".
Now it could be said (and some philosophers will say it) that the person who deliberates without self-conscious recourse to deep philosophical views is nevertheless relying on or resting in such views even though he is not aware of doing so.
He gave them the standard instruction to continue deliberating without compromising any of their individual beliefs.
The jury then deliberated without a facilitator present on the two questions about potential government action on PSA screening (box 1).
He wonders, "How can you get legislators to deliberate dispassionately without the distraction of political power, without the temptation to foist their pet schemes onto an unwilling public?" And then he notes that the Swiss have done it by stripping their legislators of political power and returning it to the people "through the mechanisms of direct democracy".
