Sentence examples for deliberations out from inspiring English sources

Rosenbaum said she would prefer to keep her own internal deliberations out of the discussion and maintained that she could find no evidence that there was public financing of the practice.

Michael M. Kaiser, the president of the Kennedy Center, said there was nothing overly secretive about the deliberations, carried out by a subset of the Kennedy Center board in consultation with him and Mr. Stevens.

It has cut £600m from its budget and Hogan-Howe, after much deliberation, spoke out against the Conservative government that appointed him.

In this generic long hot summer, Plum's endless deliberations are played out in a slow-motion present tense.

After five hours of deliberations, they meted out a stunning $144.8 billion punitive award to members of a class-action lawsuit brought on behalf of all Florida residents made sick by smoking.

Where Benhabib is confident that conditions can be such that all who are affected can have a voice in deliberations, Young points out that those who have been historically silenced have a difficult time having their views heard or heeded.

Another concern might be that jurors could purposefully drag out deliberations to collect more pay.

Concurrent with Bali deliberations, Congress hammered out amendments to the Energy Independence and Security Act, which for the first time in 32 years raised fuel efficiency standards.

"I wanted to go into the hole [with Odin]." Deliberations stretched out seven days before jurors in Bristol County Superior Court announced their decision on Wednesday morning.

During some four hours of deliberation, jurors sent out seven notes.

Suddenly, after much argument and deliberation, cries rang out that electronic brains disguised as lawers were present.