Sentence examples for deliberative contribution from inspiring English sources

Melissa Williams (1998) also defends the deliberative contribution of descriptive racial representation, but adds that minority constituents are more likely to trust minority representatives, since both will be affected by laws that overtly or covertly discriminate against minority racial groups.

While remaining non-institutionalised in various – and especially strategic – levels of governance, the instrumental contributions of deliberative practices can be itemised: instead of competing for influence with decision-making apparatus, deliberative systems can add value to governance by contributing to communication between the administrative layers.

In combination, the outcomes of these deliberative engagements represent an informative contribution to funding policy debates in this arena.

Interviewees reported a variety of contributions made by partners during the conference where they are an integral part of the deliberative and consensus-building process.

Another resource that could help improve the contribution health ethics is able to make to patient and public participation is the "deliberative turn" in service provision, policy, and political philosophy (Abelson et al. 2003; Dryzek 2000; Gutmann and Thompson 1997).

Again, Confucians can look to communitarianism (as well as contemporary debates about deliberative democracy) for insights about values and practices that allow ordinary citizens to make meaningful contributions to the political process.

Whereas the flagship contribution of Appreciative Inquiry is a breakaway from deficit-oriented thinking and a focus on life-generating forces, Deliberative Inquiry's hallmark is the elimination of artificially imposed constraints through rational discourse.

This is deliberative democracy".

This is much more deliberative".

We are being very deliberative".

We wanted something more conscious, more deliberative".