Sentence examples for deliberation which from inspiring English sources
It's a deliberation which Labour should begin now.
At 23, the commission said, the students would be permitted to take a year of deliberation, which might include time at trade school or a job.
Away from the microphones, members admitted that the three-day deliberation, which continued today in the Senate, as well, was not a true contest of ideas in which anyone expected to change a mind or a vote.
In reality, the political posturing has already started, with Republican leaders setting up roadblocks to stimulus legislation while posing as the champions of careful Congressional deliberation — which is pretty rich considering their party's behavior over the past eight years.
Deciders are anonymous, but the deliberation — which includes reflective briefs, for and against — is archived for others who might be similarly stumped, or who take voyeuristic pleasure in reading the notes that people write to themselves in searching moments of uncertainty.
His great achievement, in the view of most Catholics, was initiating the second Vatican council of 1962-65, a deliberation which reconciled the church with the modern world and ushered in a new spirit of consultation and consensus in the governance of the church.
Jury deliberations — which state law requires in capital cases, even in plea deals — lasted for 20 minutes on Monday.
Mr. Boyland's acquittal came on the jury's third day of deliberations, which followed four days of testimony.
He would the last to claim that he exercised any influence over the deliberations which took place in the Portobello Resort.
Mr. Ferrari later said that some jurors had switched sides during the course of deliberations, which lasted 10 days and became heated at times.
The final deliberations, which drew protesters from across the country, including many Tea Party activists, cast an angry tone to the proceedings that also stirred concern among some Republicans.
