Sentence examples for deliberation has been from inspiring English sources

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

However difficult this deliberation has been, it is only the barest beginning of Obama's task.

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

And here we see the disastrous effects of 40 years of neoliberalism: What had been a public matter, worthy of passionate and reasonable deliberation, has been reduced to a private concern in an uncaring market.

Various institutional and non-institutional locations for deliberation have been proposed and debated, as have various attempts to determine their feasibility.

Historically, it has been recreated whenever public spaces of action and deliberation have been set up, from town hall meetings to workers' councils, from demonstrations and sit-ins to struggles for justice and equal rights.

"We are aware that the district attorney made a presentation to the grand jury today, but we have no knowledge about the contents of his presentation, and no information about the grand jury's deliberations has been released.

Although the high-profile trial itself was remarkably short, the amount of time spent in deliberations has been eerily long in comparison.

Recently, the inclusion of views of stakeholders and members of the general public in policy deliberations has been promoted [ 12, 13].

No figures from those deliberations have been announced.

But even the finance minister admits that most of its deliberations have been academic.