Sentence examples for delicate deliberations from inspiring English sources
Obviously, a racist vigilante barging in and shouting about "Muslim paedophiles" might ruin the delicate deliberations of a court, so the police escorted the defendants away, at which point Yaxley-Lennon started a live stream about how this was all part of a "cover up".
Reordering the sequences of those hurdles was central to the delicate Republican deliberations that resulted in the new plan.
The officials, who requested anonymity in order to discuss delicate White House deliberations, did not describe General Eikenberry's reasons for opposing additional American forces, although he has recently expressed strong concerns about President Hamid Karzai's reliability as a partner and corruption in his government.
Some talk of abandoning the idea of a cap-and-trade system that covers the whole economy in favour of one that covers power companies (which are reconciled to the idea) plus tighter fuel-efficiency standards for vehicles.The interplay between international negotiations and the Senate's deliberations is delicate.
The Home Secretary, Jack Straw, will decide by Friday whether to allow the extradition process to start or to send the former Chilean dictator home, and his deliberations are at a delicate stage.
The political considerations, and delicate ethnic balancing, are so central to the deliberations that administration officials said the chances of one possible candidate, Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr., a federal appeals court judge in Newark, may have lessened after one senior official noted that there was already an Italian-American on the Supreme Court, Justice Antonin Scalia.
George Bush put more deliberation into invading Iraq than McCain did into his own reckless invasion of the delicate Congressional negotiations on the bailout plan.
Deliberations will resume on Friday.
Instead, the deliberations go on.
The careful deliberations by Mr. Reed before publicizing the accumulated pay and benefits of two deputies of Richard A. Grasso, Mr. Reed's predecessor as chairman, underscore how delicate the issue of compensation remains after Mr. Grasso's resignation.
