Sentence examples for deliberation debate from inspiring English sources

Antietam, at the dawn of modern warfare, was meant to settle a civil conflict, one that had followed decades of deliberation, debate, and negotiation.

In the course of our discussion, we also tried to draw parallels and to identify differences between voters and their representatives (e.g., through the idea of horizontal accountability) and between the voting and the deliberation debate.

Educators need to foster fundamental democratic skills like deliberation, debate, consensus building, geographic awareness, and civic participation in addition to all the facts, dates, places, and names.

Unlike the Speaker, the Senate Majority Leader has no Rules Committee and few other tools to determine the flow of legislation or to limit the amount of deliberation, debate, and delay on the floor.

Since then the Bill has undergone extensive reviews, deliberations, debates, and consultations by Government, UN, civil society partners and children themselves.

Senator Feingold, while praising his colleagues for denying Mr. Ashcroft some of the powers he sought, complained of "relentless" pressure to move quickly, "without deliberation or debate".

Too many senators today seem intent on avoiding deliberation and debate on the pressing issue of war and seem to have forgotten their responsibility to provide for a balance of power in the governance of the United States.

Against these headwinds, Congress must double down on efforts that foster interaction, deliberation and debate.

More empirical research is needed to explore the distributive impacts of alternative policies, coupled with deliberation and debate on the normative arguments.

Eleven jurors spent yesterday holed up in a deliberation room debating the fate of Frank P. Quattrone, the former star technology banker, occasionally passing scrawled notes to the judge requesting clarification on the law and copies of testimony and evidence.

Both sides accuse the other of scaremongering, but with the European authorities accepting that current "simplistic" regulations contain "major weaknesses" and the UK government being forced to accelerate its deliberations, the debate has reached a crucial point.