Sentence examples for deliberations outside from inspiring English sources

A senior Bush administration official said the new agreement fell far short of what the Russians had sought: real influence on a range of NATO deliberations outside the alliance's core mission, which is to provide for the collective defense of its members.

As the special bipartisan debt reduction committee begins its final weeks of deliberations, hundreds of outside interest groups are turning to a wide variety of lobbying tactics — from old staples like letter-writing campaigns and billboards to newer ones like the food stamp campaign — to ward off deep cuts.

According to the inspector general report released by House Democrats, Flynn allegedly passed "the most confidential of Agency information" -- including preliminary votes and internal deliberations -- to outside lawyers when he was working as agency counsel last year.

Jurors rendering a verdict may consider only evidence presented during a trial, and judges have tried to ensure that deliberations are not contaminated by outside information.

The delegates finished their deliberations despite a suicide bombing outside the conference.

Alias Yousaf claimed outside court that jury deliberations had been "breached".

Testifying in his own behalf, Mr. Bakaly recalled that Mr. Van Natta had come to him with information that he said he had gleaned from outside Mr. Starr's office about internal deliberations.

Announcing the reduction to reporters outside his official residence after deliberations by a government tax panel, Mr. Kan stressed what he said were the benefits of such a cut.

As the deliberations continued, the courtroom and the hallway outside took on the appearance of a waiting room, or perhaps more accurately a waiting suite.

His conviction was overturned because a jury forewoman tainted deadlocked deliberations by mentioning she had heard something outside the trial that affirmed her view of Mix's guilt.

Mr. Bakaly said today that the reporter had come to him with information he said he had learned from sources outside the office about internal deliberations on whether to indict Mr. Clinton.