Sentence examples for deliberations you from inspiring English sources

"His celebrity status must neither benefit nor bias your deliberations, you will decide the case on the evidence against Mr Harris, not on the basis of who he is".

Throughout the hearing of evidence and the subsequent deliberation you will use that loo, but the court will have to be adjourned if you need to interrupt proceedings.

M: "And so, all in all, and after mature deliberation, you'll be pleased to hear that I can accept your offer".

His aphorisms, which he delivers with the same slow deliberation you imagine him applying to his signature "truffled parsley soup with poached eggs", range from the profound ("To reach great heights, you have to find great depths within yourself") to the baffling ("A tree without roots is a piece of wood. A cricket bat with roots is only a tree").

Now that she has these complaints you decide to call the surgeon and after careful deliberation you refer her the same day to the clinic for further diagnostics.

And I'm going to share my deliberations with you in the hope that you might find them useful.

Later, before calling the lunch recess, Justice Obus told the jury, "If you are unable to deliberate and to conduct respectful open-minded good-faith deliberations, if you are unable to do that, then it will not be done".

Even the House of Commons science and technology committee is looking at Twitter and considering how it can be involved in their deliberations (meanwhile, you can follow committee adviser @xmalik).

Not that you need the deliberations to tell you this, but the top three are Seth, Ping, and Emilio and the bottom three are Anthony, Jesus, and Christiane.

"There's darkness in there!" he says, I think a little affronted, "but there's only a certain amount of deliberation that you can successfully carry off, because the light changes, the weather changes.

The entire process of "deliberation," if you could call it that, as well as many of the subsequent changes planted in the bill, ran counter to that of a democratic republic.