Sentence examples for deliberative discussions from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department said the information, if disclosed, could have caused "exceptionally grave damage". Officials said the notebooks contained code words for secret intelligence programs, the identities of covert officers, and information about war strategy and deliberative discussions with the National Security Council.

Urban governments, planners and the public, especially in San Francisco, go through very deliberative discussions over the look, feel and make-up of their communities.

Urban governments, planners and the public, especially in San Francisco, go through very deliberative discussions over the look, feel and make-up of their communities.

You can find all US law on this site, and anyone can put this platform to work, running deliberative discussions without technical heavy lifting.

At the Sabo Center for Democracy and Citizenship at Augsburg College, Dennis Donovan and Elaine Eschenbacher have been training students to moderate deliberative discussions and also to organize such discussions in communities.

Charts reflected the flow of debates including changing views to identify individual positions emerging from deliberative discussions.

For their part, Democrats say the Republicans have effectively gagged them and stifled thorough, deliberative discussion.

Comprehensible reading materials, expert lectures, expert testimony, and group discussions were provided to enhance deliberative discussion of policy issues.

Other students are working on design improvements for SmartParticipation's unique moderator interface, used by student moderators trained in group facilitation techniques, to support more deliberative discussion by commenters.

But it is a telling commentary that a president can commit his nation to an armed conflict that does not bear on the nation's self-interest without having to obtain the formal approval of a majority of the people's elected representatives or engage the public in a deliberative discussion.

Most DD theorists embrace the Habermasian ideal of the "public sphere" [16] and accentuate the heterogeneity of the group involved in deliberative discussion to ensure the diversity of the arguments presented and to include a demographically representative population in the aspiration of optimal decisions.