And on this one, the Administration needs Congress — it needs deliberation.
From the Department of Justice's motion: Although the Administration has called for a repeal of the statute, it has made clear that a repeal should not occur without needed deliberation, advance planning, and training.
First of all, most NGOs did not inquire about local participation, leadership, needs deliberation, or legitimacy.
It was a decision that needed deliberation, as his father was hoping for his son to return to the farm in due time, and the financial situation of the family was not strong.
We need conscious deliberation to make a difference when it matters — when we have important decisions and plans to make.
Autonomous robots facing a diversity of open environments and performing a variety of tasks and interactions need explicit deliberation in order to fulfill their missions.
Limiting exceptions to the rule to clear cases obviates the need for deliberation in every case.
Instead it was aides who invoked it, and their supposed status does not appear to be high enough to alter the balance between the value of the salience of the information and the need for deliberation.
The third sibling, Tarshia A. McGlockton '84, M.B.A. '88, says she considered attending Wellesley College, but chose Duke because "it was a good school and because my brothers were there". By the time it was Tamara's turn to decide on colleges, there was no need for deliberation or second guessing: She applied to Duke early decision.
On the other hand, the succinct allusion to philosophical truths without the need for deliberation, the non-judgmental tone of the poetic voice, and the structure of the poem absence of personal pronouns, adverbs or over reliance on adjectives as well as the lines containing a kigo (a season word) gives much of this poetry a Haikuesque characteristic.
The need for deliberation arises if both costs and benefits change in the same direction.
