Sentence examples for deliberating among from inspiring English sources

After deliberating among crosses of various styles and sizes, he chose one, along with a silver chain.

Participatory budgeting enables communities to decide how public funds are spent, with citizens deliberating among themselves and sometimes with government officials, and ultimately deciding how to allocate funds for public goods.

Prior to that, a handful of leading Tories would deliberate among themselves to decide their leader.

These lesions, like those impairing theory of mind, reveal a hierarchy of layers of organization in the brain, from simple, rigid, automatic routines to complex, flexible, voluntary processes, the highest level being consciousness, which deliberates among competing alternatives.

One high school teacher wrote me a while back that the Socratic method of teaching (initializing a discussion and drawing the students out to deliberate among their peers and with the teacher) is the most effective way to learn, internalize for later analysis and essay writing, and philosophize or debate.

The nature, diagnosis and categorisation of PD has been widely deliberated among mental health professionals, yet has been subjected to little empirical research [ 2].

The terms government 'campaigns' and 'organised invitation programme' were purposefully left open so that the jury members could deliberate among themselves on what types of government action would or would not be appropriate.

Multi-criteria decision analysis assists with structuring decision problems, incorporating multiple criteria, resolving conflicts (trade-offs) among criteria, and appraising value judgments to support a deliberate choice among decision alternatives (Keeney and Raiffa 1993).

Today, the word's use in America still has an overtone of deliberate exaggeration among remaining Dooley fans, though on the Indian subcontinent, newspapers in English use it as a synonym for "terrorist".

Decision aids are 'interventions designed to help people make specific and deliberate choices among options by providing information about the options and outcomes relevant to a person's health status' [ 10].

The checklists are expected to cover standard experimental design features (i.e., randomization, blinding, and statistics), but Silberberg says there's also a deliberate attempt among those developing the initiatives to "do no harm," or in other words, to avoid stifling creativity.