Sentence examples for held deliberations from inspiring English sources

The Committee also held deliberations with a number of stakeholders which included the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), Civil Society Organizations and Child Rights Experts.

The selection of Ms. Palin offered clues to how Mr. McCain would govern: holding deliberations to a tight circle of advisers, looking beyond the obvious options, taking risks and relishing surprise.

Mufti Muneeb-ur-Rehead, head of the Central Ruet-e-Hilal committee, which will also be holding deliberations on Wednesday night, said Peshawar's rebel moon gazers were "challenging the writ of the state" and must be stopped.

This would require changes in practice structure and culture, including holding deliberation meetings, assuring availability of materials and resources (personal and material) for quality improvement, effectively using an electronic patient record, formulating collective quality objectives, and creating or maintaining an atmosphere of openness and respect.

Over at Bergdorf Goodman, staff members held secretive deliberations that stretched late into the night for nine months.

The government held additional deliberations on the proposition of the reproductive health/family planning law.

We also added "addressing misinformation" to the definition of "To inform or educate" We then held further deliberations within the project team to agree on the final taxonomy.

While representative institutions may indeed hold intense deliberations on many subjects, direct-democratic decision-making processes can also provide for specific issues the opportunity of intense and widespread public debates, during which citizens can become informed about controversial value and factual considerations.

Ralph Wedgwood (2011) and Arif Ahmed (2012) reject Arntzenius's and Joyce's responses to Egan because they hold that deliberations should settle on an option.

Involvement was held up by deliberations between the Italian and British foreign ministries.

WASHINGTON--U.S. Supreme Court justices on Friday held closed-door deliberations on President Barack Obama's healthcare overhaul law, likely casting preliminary votes on how they will eventually rule on their highest-profile case in years.