Sentence examples for deliberative enough from inspiring English sources
Even when Congress is not as dysfunctionally partisan as it is now, it is rarely deliberative enough to get to that level of lawmaking.
Executives spend too much time on information processing, reaction, and execution, and not enough on slow, deliberative, reflective thinking.
The population is small enough to have deliberative public policy, which takes account of local needs.
Deitelhoff N (2012) (Is) Fair enough?—Legitimation internationalen Regierens durch deliberative Verfahren In: Niesen P (ed). Transnationale Gerechtigkeit und Demokratie.
This is the foundational stuff of "deliberative democracy", which is based on the principle that given enough time, good will, and deliberation, any difference between stakeholders can be resolved in a solution that everyone can live with.
In terms of desirability, Eva Erman (2012) has argued that deliberative democrats do not take the notion of equality seriously enough, thus undermining a core ideal of democracy.
It gives regional legislatures enough time to reconsider their approvals or disapprovals, allowing a democratic deliberative process to unfold at the regional level.
But for now, it is enough for Britain to require televised debates and take the lead in fashioning a more deliberative democracy for the 21st century.
If the idealizing constraint is made potent enough, there might, as neo-Kantian rationalists believe, be motivations to which there is a sound deliberative route from any starting point (Korsgaard 1986; Smith 1994, 1995).
This is deliberative democracy".
