Given the stakes, the panel cannot allow more missteps and, at the very least, must tighten procedures and make its deliberations more transparent.
He proposed to make its deliberations more transparent and more adversarial, so that FISA judges hear from advocates for both "security" and "liberty".
UNICEF Executive Board President Andrei Dapkiunas said concentrating on one particular region was an attempt to make the board's deliberations more meaningful.
There's a lot less deliberation and more instinct and 'get to it, Jack.' Cinematically, your hunger gets deeper.
But Trump's conduct rarely suggests deliberation; it more often seems to express his anger, his tiresome ego, and his instincts for performance.
Rather, moral deliberation is more like sitting before a mixing desk and adjusting all the levels until you get the balance right.
It's an awkward moment for the reader because, of course, the minute you read that line you realize that it's true: if someone has killed over two hundred civilians in the course of his literary career — all with a fair amount of forethought and deliberation and more than a little relish — he is, technically speaking, a serial killer.
The result of five years of deliberation by more than 18,000 teachers, administrators, scientists, teacher educators, and others became the driving force of improvements in Singapore and other countries.
A new commission should have the ability to shape its own policy, and the current FCC should send a message that thoughtful deliberation is more important than a rush to regulate.
And he took the risks of error in comparisons of pleasure experienced at different times seriously (1907, II, iii), as he could not have done had his method given deliberation a more autonomous good-constitutive role, as Rawls came to do.
