Sentence examples for deliberating what from inspiring English sources
That's why they have the IAAF [International Association of Athletics Federations], Wada [World Anti-Doping Agency] and all these people sitting and deliberating what they should put in place and what should happen".
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.
I'd been deliberating what to do with it, whether to give it to her or just not mention it.
I spend more time deliberating what I want to work on and whom I'd like to work with, rather than take any project that comes my way.
Several major aid organizations contacted by The Huffington Post -- who did not want to go on the record for fear of further complicating aid operations -- said that they have spent the past week deliberating what exactly the rule change means, and have continued to meet with officials from USAID to discuss the details of the policy.
He had multiple siblings, including an older, much healthier sister who had CF. At the start of therapy, the patient's parents considered the long-term prognosis of their son when deliberating what treatments should be used.
With all of the doors secured, the occupiers were left to deliberate what they should do next; was the Lancashire Chamber of Commerce really a decent enough target to try to hold overnight?
We think that there is a point to deliberation: how we deliberate — what reasons we consider — makes a difference to what we choose and thus to what we do.
I plan to spend the next three weeks deliberating between what I want and what is good for my family.
In deliberating about what is in my best interest, what is needed is some conception of the scope of the "my" in question, i.e., what unit my deliberations are to cover.
This isn't deliberate; what Garcia was subjected to was.
