Sentence examples for in a deliberative process from inspiring English sources

While that decision is supposed to be based only on technical and scientific public health information, the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality ADEQQ) has admitted that it had been engaging in a "deliberative process" with Governor Jan Brewer's office about the Rosemont air pollution permit -- and that those deliberations had nothing to do with protecting public health.

One study considered the results of a DCE in a deliberative process.

Third, we engaged with the various stakeholders in a deliberative process to adapt the rank ordering where necessary.

Fourth, in February and March 2007, we led a deliberative process with stakeholders in Burkina Faso to develop a locally relevant evaluation instrument.

Last Friday, the administrators issued a statement about the occupation that said: "We are in the midst of a deliberative process designed to position the Cooper Union for a future characterized by true distinction, the highest standards of merit-based access and scholarship support, academic excellence and financial sustainability.

"We are in the midst of a deliberative process," Hill said.

Education Department spokeswoman Liz Hill told The New York Times that the department is "in the midst of a deliberative process," saying the proposed regulations obtained by the paper are "premature and speculative". .

In this case, using a deliberative process to integrate these two types of knowledge worked well.

Crucially, each of these victories was achieved through a deliberative process in which all parties gave something to get something — as when financiers desiring a truly national currency, but no central bank, accepted supervision by the Federal Reserve Board.

Viewed most generally, a "reflective equilibrium" is the end-point of a deliberative process in which we reflect on and revise our beliefs about an area of inquiry, moral or non-moral.

Overt action is sometimes preceded by a decision, and decision is sometimes preceded by a deliberative process in which the agent considers reasons for and against alternatives and makes an evaluative judgment concerning which alternative is best (or better or good enough).