Sentence examples for meaningful deliberation from inspiring English sources

Of course the public should play a central role in deciding what represents value for money in public services, but the current approach is unlikely to foster any meaningful deliberation or empowerment.

A number of crucial structural decisions made in the early days of the income tax, which continue to shape the current income tax, were made without any meaningful deliberation.

It "calls for discussions of ethics and health policy to be genuinely public or civic endeavors," characterized by "meaningful participation, open deliberation, and civic problem solving and capacity building" (Callahan and Jennings 2002).

These antecedents comprised adequate service user buy-in, meaningful information exchange, participatory deliberation and participatory decision-making.

The other central difficulty derives from the many ways there are to undercut a broad range of stakeholders and keep them from making a meaningful contribution to the deliberation.

Legal critics within the Administration had been allowed to think that they were engaged in a meaningful process; but their deliberations appeared to have been largely an academic exercise, or, worse, a charade.

UNICEF Executive Board President Andrei Dapkiunas said concentrating on one particular region was an attempt to make the board's deliberations more meaningful.

Any decision that involves sale of the building should include a meaningful public comment period, open deliberation and a public vote.

For public deliberation to be meaningful and substantial, strong protections of procedural justice must be in place.

Joyce (2002) and Rabinowicz (2002) however argue that such probabilities are both meaningful and often necessary for deliberation.

"The cumulative effect of these restrictions was to minimize the ability of the attorney general to participate in the deliberations or to render meaningful legal advice," Willard said.