On September 23 the all-white jury acquitted both defendants after a 67-minute deliberation; one juror said, "If we hadn't stopped to drink pop, it wouldn't have taken that long".
Studies of deliberation, on- and offline, design of online deliberation environments.
A deliberation on this is provided by Schuch (2011).
* (2007) Śrīrāsapañcādhyāyīvimarśaḥ – Hindi deliberation on Rāsapañcādhyāyī.
Hence, if empirical data are gathered without prior reflection about their significance within a normative deliberation on the respective topic, these data's relevance for ethics as a normative discipline must be regarded as more or less accidental.
Several of these functions may not be necessary when decision aids are available, particularly if men are known to be health literate and the decision aid allows for deliberation on values and preferences.
The fact that relying on some consideration would undermine the possibility of reaching a decision is itself a consideration relevant to deliberation; if one has good reason to reach a decision, and relying on some consideration precludes one from reaching a decision, that very fact constitutes a reason relevant to one's deliberation.
The jury began their deliberations on Monday, and if they cannot come to a unanimous decision, then the trial will proceed to its second phase, concerning patents, with the first phase on copyright subsequently facing a retrial.
Secretary birds promenading with great deliberation, as if walking barefoot on hot asphalt.
It was not clear if the questions indicated that the jurors had focused their deliberations on narrow issues, or if the requests signaled fundamental disagreements.
But the remit for such referrals may be unclear if the referring psychiatrist does not include a risk assessment, which can guide the renal specialist in his deliberations on whether to continue lithium or not.
