Japanese news reports and government press conferences have had a measured, deliberate tone.
As the carriage left New Palace Yard, a single gun fired in St James's Park; a muffled boom echoed through the hushed streets and along Whitehall all was still but for the measured, deliberate crunch of boots against the road, a steely jingle of harness, and the sad music of the march.
My friend wondered if white liberals who voted for Obama expected a "sweeping Republicans-be-damned kind of agenda" in part — and he emphasized "in part!" — because "they expect a black guy to be intemperate, impetuous, impatient" rather than "measured, deliberate, patient".
But her style is measured, deliberate.
Where he has sometimes been known to wade wildly into tangled thickets of his own rhetoric, she speaks in measured, deliberate sentences.
All day long they collected and dispersed, and into the night they measured, shoved and deliberated the piano's fate.
Despite those and other measures, New Yorkers who have deliberated on several recent juries say they have emerged feeling personally attacked, outraged and disillusioned.
As a result, the geometric mean is deliberated a better measure of central tendency than the arithmetic mean.
Dan Barr, a First Amendment lawyer with the firm Perkins Coie, said the time when a policy is deliberated before a measure is introduced is a critical point for public input.
Yet the vices and virtues of these simulations in measuring clinical and communication skills have been deliberated.
