Sentence examples for must deliberate from inspiring English sources
There is the spectacle, and then we must deliberate on the spectacle.
I hope that all the years of ethical controversies that doctors must deliberate render the female (and male) segment of medical students scornful of this field.
As incomplete, open-ended, partially self-determining animals, we must deliberate on how to live, acting in the light of what we understand about human virtue and vice, human justice and injustice.
They are critics of the Mount Laurel ruling and coyly say they must "deliberate" on the nominations before deciding whether to invoke the privilege of "senatorial courtesy" to block them.
But in May, she took it to a new level with her 12 Angry Men parody, a single-story episode, filmed in black and white, in which 12 male jurors must deliberate over whether Schumer is "hot enough" to be on TV.
Since 1976, the Supreme Court has held that all such statutes are unconstitutional — that juries must always deliberate separately on guilt and punishment.
Liang says that if you want to build a first-class business, you must carefully deliberate all of your options in order to pinpoint your greatest strengths.
Is there one unifying rule (as Kant and Rawls would have it) or must people deliberate on the basis of the situation and the evidence, using principles as appropriate (the stance taken by William James [ 14], Charles Taylor [ 15], Albert Jonson, Stephen Toulmin [ 16], and others)?
The withholding of treatment that should not be carried out and the withdrawal that is judged to be valid must be deliberated from a greater number of bases and perspectives.
That convention then must meet and deliberate about amendments to the constitution.
