Sentence examples for deliberations in which from inspiring English sources
Her sentencing rests on the next phase of the jury's deliberations, in which they must decide whether the murder was "especially cruel, heinous and depraved".
The verdict came after weeks of deliberations, in which the discord on the jury leaked out in notes alleging intimidation and emotional abuse.
It's been reinforced lately by Bob Woodward's portrait of Obama's Afghanistan deliberations, in which the hawks in the Pentagon and the doves in the Democratic base often seem like more powerful actors than the president himself.
With the exception of the raid on Osama bin Laden, which Mr. Biden famously advised delaying, there are few big policy deliberations in which he has not lined up with Mr. Obama.
Instead, after three days of deliberations in which the 86-member body apparently gave Zuma a standing ovation, the national executive committee issued a statement backing its compromised leader.
The judge's dramatic decision came following five days of legal consideration and deliberations in which Coulson's defence advocate, Murdo MacLeod QC, successfully argued that Scottish prosecutors had misunderstood Scots law on perjury.
The outcome of the risk characterization process provides the foundation for broader deliberation in which not only policy-makers and scientists but also directly affected stakeholders and public interest groups ought to be involved.
All of us are familiar with a process in moral deliberation in which we work back and forth between a judgment we are inclined to make about right action in a particular case and the reasons or principles we offer for that judgment.
Governor Cuomo signed it into law in July after months of deliberation in which he dismantled several of its essential tenets.
We take a practice-based view of deliberation, in which social life is explored as an "ongoing production" and decision-making a "dynamic accomplishment rather than a static outcome" [ 35].
Citing Daniels [ 117], Boggio concludes that 'ethics require "that there is a space for deliberation in which reasonable people will disagree about what is ethically required, either from a human rights perspective or from other ethical conceptions"' [ 116].
