Sentence examples for prolonged deliberations from inspiring English sources
It is sad that the international community's prolonged deliberations, hesitation and U.N. bureaucracy allowed Qaddafi to slaughter civilians in Libya.
Charity chief executives, head teachers of private schools and managers of community organisations have been waiting anxiously to find out if the government's prolonged deliberations will lead to a radical change in the way they work.
Now, as Biden engages in his prolonged deliberations over whether to run for President, his legacy on the Court is an apt subject for weighing his merits as a candidate.
A draft of the document was discussed at a meeting on 7 January but has since been re-drafted after prolonged deliberations over a number of months.
Prolonged deliberations by the credentials committee caused the delegates to become restless, and hundreds of people both delegates and non-delegates entered the Music Hall attemptinon-delegates enteredventhen.
In the US, after characteristically prolonged deliberation, there are signs of Barack Obama doing just that.
Malcolm Gladwells best-selling book, Blink, for example, observes that rapid cognition instinctive reaction without prolonged deliberation behind it is often the best way to make decisions.
After prolonged deliberation, the 13 colonies had to decide whether to declare independence.
The people of Scotland have reached that conclusion, by a majority, after prolonged, extensive and intensive deliberation.
After prolonged and at times fraught deliberations, members of Dow Jones controlling Bancroft family representing about 37% of the companys voting shares have agreed to support the sale of the 125-year-old parent of The Wall Street Journal to Rupert Murdochs News Corp. for $60 a share.
The facets of cognition that are struck the hardest by AD include: sustained attention, prolonged concentration, inhibition of impulse and higher order capacities for deliberation, prudence and forethought.
