The Fifth Circuit is not only deliberating the fate of one man.
To me this is not only a deliberate wounding of a child but also sexual abuse.
This exclusion is manifested not only in deliberate segregation, but in built environments and social practices that restrict the participation of people regarded as having disabilities (see SEP entry on Disability: Definitions, Models, Experience).
Their exclusion is manifested not only in deliberate segregation, but in a built environment and organized social activity that preclude or restrict the participation of people seen or labelled as having disabilities.
However, these religious leaders do not only stimulate deliberate decision-making, they also provide guidance by discussing the scripture.
In acquiring the intention to decide what to do, I take it that agents commit themselves not only to deliberating, but also to terminating deliberation at some point (typically, when good enough reasons are recognized).
And yet, Richard DiFeliciantonio, the university's vice president for enrollment, said on Monday that the drop was not only welcome but deliberate, after a five-year period in which Ursinus saw its applications nearly triple.
"They encourage condescension or scorn not only by the deliberate pitch of their art - calculatedly low, demotic - but also by the very fact of their often prodigious fertility, the way it looks as though they can knock things out, day after day.
To this end, learners need not only to pay deliberate attention to the target words but also have to deeply process the various aspects of the words to learn them effectively.
Frames are not only used as deliberate tools: they are also used by individuals, often unconsciously, as a way of thinking about and making sense of a complex topic.
