Sentence examples for official deliberations from inspiring English sources

Two new provinces emerged, however, from those official deliberations.

So they turned away from the TV screens showing the two teams' official deliberations, and began to evolve their own ideas.

After a month of heated debate and more than a week of official deliberation, the International Sailing Federation announced its support of a kiteboarder's claim to the outright sailing speed record.

Meanwhile, The Nippon Foundation approached the Japanese government to propose "leprosy-related human rights problems" for official deliberation at the Human Rights Council.

Data-protection officials from the 15 member nations of the European Union will ask Microsoft to make additional changes to Passport, its online customer authentication system, people close to the officials' deliberations on the matter say.

The jurors said that reporters had completely misinterpreted the notes they handed court officials during deliberations on Friday and Saturday that seemed to suggest some of them were leaning toward accepting a defense argument that Mr. Hayes should be spared because of a defense claim that he was mentally impaired at the time of the crime.

"It's getting a fresh look," a senior administration official said of deliberations among Obama administration officials whether to send defensive weapons.

Announcing the reduction to reporters outside his official residence after deliberations by a government tax panel, Mr. Kan stressed what he said were the benefits of such a cut.

An administration official involved in deliberations over the court said today that the administration was not tying Mr. Bush's hands by signing the treaty.

A senior military official said the deliberations over whether to allow the presence of human rights groups involved issues other than the availability of seats in the courtroom and the overflow room where some reporters will be able to view the proceedings on closed-circuit television.

The requests have been rebuffed for now, the officials said, after deliberations in Washington among senior Bush administration officials who fear that attacking Pakistani radicals may anger Pakistan's new government, which is negotiating with the militants, and destabilize an already fragile security situation.