Sentence examples for deliberations were made from inspiring English sources
Their deliberations were made behind closed doors at the Connaught Rooms in London, then announced live on BBC television.
It set many precedents in the country: the first (and only) time a juror was ever tried for having an affair with a defendant, the first time Canadian jurors deliberations were made public, and the first time in Canada a defendant was barred from her own trial.
When private deliberations were made public in the Harvard Crimson, Evelynn M. Hammonds, Harvard College's dean, sought the permission of the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (her boss) and Harvard's legal counsel to read the subject lines of emails to see whether documents were being forwarded to the press.
The committee did not disclose its reasoning regarding the "Annie" cast members; the deliberations are made behind closed doors.
It is very difficult to conduct diplomacy effectively when your confidential deliberations are made public in this way.
Julio Grondona, the president of the AFA, is also vice-president of Fifa and was aware of the deliberations being made by football's governing body.
And the Central Committee meeting could prove to be more productive than it now appears when a full report on the group's closed-door deliberations is made public, presumably soon.
It is understood there is already an oversight body but its deliberations have not been made public under the current government.
In addition, the selection for ideal and feasible method in controlling the disposal of high quantities of MSW at economical costs that can avoid environmental damages are difficult to be decided due to various deliberations need to be made (Umar et al. 2010).
The officials, who spoke anonymously because they were discussing internal NATO deliberations, would say only that they were making "good progress" in soliciting pledges.
SDM can be defined as 'a two-way exchange of information, consultation and decision making, where deliberation and decisions are made by both the healthcare professional and the patient' [ 9, 10].
