Sentence examples for deliberations has been from inspiring English sources

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].

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

The deliberations have been left to the privy council subcommittee of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats.

The jury forewoman, who would not give her name, said only that deliberations had been "very difficult".

Until now, the confrontation between Ms. DeMarco and the other juror, Yvonne Fernandez, on the ninth day of deliberations had been described by jurors as a momentary flare-up.

But the note said the deliberations had been "complete, if not exhaustive" on all evidence and testimony in the trial, which began on Oct. 15.

In his decision Tuesday dismissing the shooting indictment, Judge Smithson found that the grand jury's deliberations had been tainted by the earlier indictment.

One juror said by phone that the deliberations had been collegial, that "everybody had a chance to speak," and that there were "one or two people that had questions" early on.

When I asked him about Bankhead's trial, he recalled that the jury's deliberations had been short — "one hour and thirty-three minutes" — but said he hadn't heard that the conviction had been overturned.

In previous years, details of the judges' deliberations have been catnip for London's literary society and the shortlists have often been scrutinized as much for who is left off as for who is included.