Sentence examples for level of deliberation from inspiring English sources

Surely public investors deserve a similar level of deliberation if we are considering taking away a fundamental mechanism for fighting corporate fraud.

The agency has yet to make a final decision about the proposal (and some analytical problems remain in the revised EIS, as detailed in this blog post)—but this statement is nonetheless promising, insofar as it demonstrates a greater level of deliberation and caution about the potential impacts of the proposal on climate change.

We conduct five experiments with more than one thousand participants, and show that the compromise effect can be positively mediated by response time, cannot be mitigated by context information, but can be moderated by manipulating the level of deliberation (i.e., time pressure, preference articulation, task order).

In general, reflective discussions had four levels of deliberation (technical listing of activities, description of activities, analytic examination of activities and reflection on the bases for activities).

Rather than scrutinizing the distinctions that could expose one murderer to the death penalty and another to imprisonment, judges assumed a "legislative competence," meaning the judges assumed that lawmakers had given appropriate levels of deliberation to each factor.

Community consultation was a challenging concept to put into practice, illustrating the complexity of assessing information needs and levels of deliberation that are appropriate to a given study.

In doing so we will explore the perceived need for parental authorisation, levels of deliberation and identify perceptions regarding the necessary components required for permissible approaches to participation in newborn screening programmes.

Consultation can occur at different levels of intensity, and it is not straightforward to assess the complexity of information and levels of deliberation that are appropriate to a given study or the way that findings from such consultation can be taken into account.

At the level of i∗, deliberation is represented in terms of goals which are satisfiable by different tasks or agents.

This study explores the link between task complexity and statistical precision as moderated by the level of thoughtful deliberation respondents exert when completing choice tasks.

In MacIntyre's view, the type of partiality in general, and patriotism in particular, that is at work only at one level of moral deliberation and against the background of impartiality at another, higher level, lacks content and weight.