These ethical considerations at the population level merit careful deliberation.
Today's pies would not be judged by consensus or community -- the winning pies would be judged individually, on their merit, through private deliberation.
Participatory approaches such as the (re)framing of issues (Schon and Rein 1994) have shown their merits for public deliberation on emerging technologies (Arentshorst et al. 2016, Edelenbosch 2014, Roelofsen 2011).
It is hoped that this kind of critical inquiry can lead to a more careful deliberation of the merits and challenges of emissions trading.
After deliberation, court found greater merit in argument of Y, existence of spearguns being seen in and of itself presumptive of inutility of combustion-propelled projectiles when entire machine gun is underwater.
Speaking more generally, it is important in any particular deliberation to focus on the merits of that dispute.
This back-door means of legislating does not allow for adequate debate about the merits of such sweeping policy changes, which deserve full deliberation by both chambers in the course of the normal legislative process.
During the Supreme Court initial deliberation on April 20, 2016 the prospect vote ostensibly will be on ideological line rather than on the merit of the subject which means the lower federal ruling will prevail in view of 4-4 splin in the Supreme Court.
But during deliberations, three advocates of the group persuaded the other four that Voina's work had artistic merit, he said.
In ordinary moral deliberation, analogies are used to argue that one disputed situation is indistinguishable from another situation where the merits are relatively clear.
That is, they are granted a greater influence on different aspects of collective action and collective deliberations— and therefore a greater capacity to contribute to the common good, and thus pile up more merit and low-profile compassionate prestige.
