Sentence examples for deliberation has from inspiring English sources

Critics say that avoiding public deliberation has real consequences.

Of late, however, much of that deliberation has been devoted to its own rules.

The Senate, once the place for slow and careful deliberation, has been overtaken by a culture of obstructionism.

"I was pleased to see that the EU, after much deliberation, has decided that they don't cause cancer".

Furthermore, the recent formation of a government in Lebanon after months of deliberation has secured Damascus's allies in key roles and cemented its privileged position in Beirut.

The Rising, or the Rebellion, as Charles Townshend, after some deliberation, has decided to call it, was a muddled, even a botched, affair, and would probably have been no more successful than the numerous violent attempts at securing Ireland's independence that had preceded it over the centuries, had not the British authorities rushed to execute the leaders.

The two professional and six lay judges reached their decision after 11 hours of deliberation having earlier heard final pleas from the two appellants.

That's why passing motions at conference after debate and deliberation, having due regard to the leadership's view, is more important than ever.

The liaison committee, which brings together the chairs of the principal Commons committees, shows that parliamentary scrutiny and deliberation have improved.

Ten minutes earlier the man ranked 119th in the world had faced that same putt and, after meticulous deliberation, had dribbled his ball downhill and into the cup.

As a traditional institution, the Duma (meaning "deliberation") had precedents in certain deliberative and advisory councils of pre-Soviet Russia, notably in the boyar dumas (existing from the 10th to the 17th century) and the city dumas (1785 1917).