Sentence examples for general deliberate from inspiring English sources

Secondary outcomes will include the incidence of: pesticide poisoning in general (deliberate and accidental, all ages), self-harm (all methods, both fatal and non-fatal), self-poisoning (all substances) and pesticide poisoning in children (younger than 14 years).

To describe how members of the older general public deliberate with one another in finding solutions to the dilemma of involving persons with decisional incapacity in dementia research.

The attorney general's "deliberate effort... to confine services to those that actually help the flesh and blood individual" through funding cuts and direction restricted organisations' potential for systemic change.

Exactly how the Estates-General should deliberate proved to be the pivotal consciousness-raising issue.

On the left, behind a display of decaying tanks and rusty fighter planes, is the huge 60-hectare Zwirki site, centred on a shabby 1970s concrete conference building where the Warsaw Pact's generals once deliberated.

Many adolescents who present to general hospitals with deliberate self-harm report previous episodes for which they did not receive medical attention.

"It is a deliberate performance," General Carter said.

Kofi Annan, the UN secretary general, condemned the "apparently deliberate targeting" of the UN post.

"The incidents in 'Fail-Safe' are deliberate lies!" General Curtis LeMay, the Air Force chief of staff, said.

The idea of a general strike, as a deliberate part of the tactics of collective bargaining, apparently originated in Great Britain, where the term had entered the language by the 1830s.

The company goes on to call the attorney general's claim "a deliberate misstatement".