It too failed to reach a compromise over the amount of land to be allocated to peasants, and it was ultimately recalled by Heliade, who indicated that the matter was to be deliberated once a new Assembly had been voted into office.
"It's a matter of being deliberate about it and saying, 'This matters, this is a priority,'" Woodruff said.
The president of the Indicting Chamber, the body that released Mr. Habre, was promoted while his chamber was deliberating the matter.
But what's interesting about the correlations found here is that they suggest that, in certain environments, people exercise more as a matter of routine, without necessarily being deliberate about it.
If the answer to any of the questions is yes then the matter is definitely worth deliberating and analyzing the source of the issue.
That judge's reading of the matter is that a deliberate Congressional failure to legislate either way on enforced disabling of security/encryption might well be being exploited to enable government agencies to compel tech companies to do their bidding — i.e. without politicians having to win the public case for making a specific law for this.
If someone is talking about "vanilla mezzanine RMBS synthetic CDO," it doesn't matter if the confusion is deliberate or not.
These swings are deliberate, a matter of rhythm and pacing.
At the same time, respect is also an expression of agency: it is deliberate, a matter of directed rather than grabbed attention, of reflective consideration and judgment.
Jokes are deployed to deflect any clues to what might matter to her, which she says was deliberate – "I kind of made a decision early on I'd say as much as I'd say to an interviewer.
"Covert operations are set up in ways that they have 'plausible deniability.' These are terms of art in intelligence". To make matters more complex, most story tips are deliberate leaks by one side or another, attempts to use the press to manipulate policy--perhaps West vs. East, Capitol Hill vs. the White House, or even FBI vs. CIA.
