Sentence examples for deliberative manner from inspiring English sources

He is not a statesman, with deliberative manner, aware of international implications of his actions.

Downing Street is hoping to reduce the number of Tory rebels by acting in a deliberative manner.

Capable and engaging, he had a soft voice and a deliberative manner, like a bear awakened early from hibernation.

I believe Congress has a responsibility to review all of our laws and make adjustments as necessary in a transparent, open and deliberative manner".

A White House spokeswoman, Anne Womack, added, "We expect the committee to use the information in a thoughtful and deliberative manner which lends itself to gathering facts rather than engaging in a partisan fishing expedition".

They must now be expected to get off the streets and allow day-to-day life in Egypt to return to normal while Egyptians make their choices for the future in a calm and deliberative manner.

Dual-process theories [ 22] suggest people think about their risk both in an analytical, deliberative way and in a more intuitive affective-based manner [ 19].

Much of the literature on this subject focuses on the question of whether the Internet encourages or hampers the free exercise of deliberative public reason, in a manner informed by Jürgen Habermas's (1992/1998) account of discourse ethics and deliberative democracy in the public sphere (Ess 1996 and 2005b; Dahlberg 2001; Bohman 2008).

Both strategies can be combined in a complementary manner, as is the ambition of the analytical deliberative approach proposed by Stern and Fineberg [ 12] and the extended peer review proposed by Pereira and Funtowicz [ 13], in which expert perspectives are combined with social perspectives.

However, there is a specific manner of adapting to an environment by using explicit, deliberative calculation.

Mr. Brown, a politician known for his unpredictable manner and colorful personality, said he hired Mr. Davis as "someone upright and deliberative" to manage the array of diverse personalities he had assembled in his administration -- not to be one of them himself.