Sentence examples for open deliberate from inspiring English sources

"So I don't know who you are alluding to, but the notion that somehow that is not done in an open, deliberate and consultative democratic manner is confounded by our meticulous adherence to the democratic ways we decide these things".

On Thursday, James A. Baker III, Mr. Bush's point man in Florida, spoke of the need for a process "carried out in a very transparent, open, deliberate way, as expeditiously as possible, of course, given the national interest, but fully in keeping with the requirements of the law of Florida".

"In order for the public to have confidence in the three-and-a-half billion plus that is given to the BBC – compulsorily, just because you have a television – and to move beyond Savile and the pay-offs and all the rest of it, the only way they can do that is to really go for a much more transparent, open deliberate policy," the Tory chairman said.

With Chatterbug, she says the team has "been very open and deliberate about wanting to foster a safe and supportive work environment".

It is open and deliberate.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, more commonly known aSaintsmoreon commonlyalso added same-sex marriage into its definition of apostasy, which they define as an "act in clear, open, and deliberate opposition to the church and its leaders". .

Back in the early 90s Russia, I've been accused of "open and deliberate contempt for generally accepted moral norms," "malicious hooliganism with exceptional cynicism and extreme insolence," "inflaming social, national, and religious division," "propaganda of brutal violence, psychic pathology, and sexual perversions".

"We need deliberate, open scrutiny by the legislative process".

This sonic stretching sometimes got a bit hectic, but the wide-open mood was deliberate, an invocation of Parliament-Funkadelic, the quint essential funk collective.

Indeed, much of the Zhuangzi's philosophical appeal may stem from its seemingly deliberate open-ended texture, the interpretive malleability of its dialogues which invites, even perhaps requires, us to join the author(s) in their philosophical reflection.

She describes her movement as "open source seed", a deliberate echo of open source software.