By the time the judges have deliberated – with Sue ending up on the back foot after it is pointed out that she, like Mr Schue, like New Directions, is stuck in small-town Ohio despite her grand dreams – New Directions are back to hear the results.
Yalta, too, is seen in Russian history as a place where they, with the United States and Britain, had deliberated as saviors of civilization.
Jurors had deliberated for a week.
The Nazis had deliberated on murdering him.
The German Science Council has deliberated on these issues.
Judge Block said that case law allowed for the dismissal of a juror who would not participate in deliberations, but he said that there was a fine line between "someone who refuses to deliberate, which can be cause for dismissal, and somebody who has deliberated and doesn't agree with everybody else".
In this section, these identifications have been deliberated with their respective solutions to serve as a basis for the novelty of the proposed algorithm in this research.
Had experienced judges deliberated with the jury in Davis's trial, had new evidence been considered carefully at a re-trial, had the realization that we are not always right received the slightest acknowledgment, perhaps Troy Davis would be alive today.
There's a witch-ducking scene that has deliberate parallels with water-boarding.
It would be better if I addressed these issues once I returned home to America, and after I could confer with leaders of other faiths who have been deliberating with us over this project.
Supreme Court justices work differently from judges at the District Court level, noted Jack Balkin, a constitutional scholar at Yale. "Federal District Court judges do not have to deliberate with anyone else," he said.
