Sentence examples for deliberation from the from inspiring English sources

The members of Athens's state council (the 500 men, selected by lot, who haggled over the detail of policy) witnessed this fictional deliberation from the best seats: the front rows were allotted to them.

Importantly, this reflects careful deliberation from the school's educators and leaders; CRA used to be part of a comprehensive high school, where tracking was used to ration the school's best learning opportunities for only a select elite.

For he suggests that someone with the natural virtues based on self-esteem will have the wider imaginative powers needed for correct deliberation from the standpoint of the judicious spectator.

He conveys this idea by saying that such concepts are acquired 'immediately [statim]', i.e., without deliberation: "from the singular visual cognition there immediately arises the universal intellectual cognition, and so when we see this man, we immediately think of [a] man" (S 4.5.3: 296).

After 15 minutes of questioning, two short statements from the prosecutor and defense, and just three minutes of deliberation from the judge, Muhammad's dream of freedom, it turned out, would have to wait.

"Trump's willingness to disregard conclusions made by the intelligence community and his continuing defense of Russia and Russian president Vladimir Putin demand close scrutiny and deliberation from the Electoral College," the electors wrote.

After deliberations from the judges, the top team will receive $5000 and the runner-up will receive $2000.

To remind them that Toronto's bylaws lack provisions for a full recall, his personal lawyers loomed over the deliberations from the council chamber's public gallery.

Judge Emmet G. Sullivan of Federal District Court plans to seat an alternate juror on Monday morning and to order the jury to start their deliberations from the beginning.

He issued subpoenas from NOAA demanding e-mails, correspondence and other records of internal deliberations from the scientists who participated in the study and other officials at the top of the agency.

And given what the public has gleaned about such deliberations, from the O. J. Simpson trial to Tyco, it is amazing that television hasn't peeked behind the jury room door more often.