Sentence examples for general deliberations from inspiring English sources

1774, 12 L.Ed.2d 908, the Court found unconstitutional a procedure whereby a jury was permitted to decide the question of the voluntariness of a confession along with the question of guilt, in part because that procedure permitted the submergence of a question of law, as to which appellate review was constitutionally required, in the general deliberations of a jury.

Camillus thought good to refer it to general deliberation, and himself spoke largely and earnestly in behalf of his country, as also many others.

Such internal memos are key to the solicitor general's deliberations over legal strategy, and releasing them would damage traditional privilege, officials said.

Against the public justification view, ordinary citizens cannot be expected to participate in public deliberation and the views of elites ought not to be fundamentally transformed by general public deliberation.

At its most general, practical deliberation involves reflective decision-making.

"It was important during the president's deliberations," General McMaster says.

The general process of deliberation itself can take many forms.

"This is not the time to perturb the force that is, at the moment, stretched by demands in Iraq and Afghanistan and elsewhere without careful deliberation," General Schwartz said.

The Panel, which will meet once in the next biennium, will report to the Director-General on its deliberations.

The senior military official, who insisted on anonymity to discuss internal deliberations, said General McChrystal was concerned that some of Mr. Obama's senior advisers were arguing that the Taliban are not a direct threat to the United States.

The impulse of the documents and the council deliberations in general had by the early 1970s been felt in nearly every area of church life and had set in motion many changes that may not have been foreseen by the council fathers.