Sentence examples for scope of deliberations from inspiring English sources

At the first conference, held in 1867, Archbishop of Canterbury Charles Thomas Longley carefully limited the scope of deliberations to "expedient" resolutions concerning "matters of practical interest" and serving as "safe guides to future action".

Similarly, biases in agenda setting within organizations and institutions limit scope of deliberation and restrict political communication by defining those topics that can be successfully become the subject of public agreement (Bohman 1990).

"In order to ensure that these questions are properly addressed, and that the interests of stakeholders are fully and carefully considered, Satyam has decided to broaden the scope of its deliberations beyond a possible buyback of its stock," its chairman, B. Ramalinga Raju, said in the statement.

"In order to ensure that these questions are properly addressed, and that the interests of stakeholders are fully and carefully considered, Satyam has decided to broaden the scope of its deliberations beyond a possible buy-back of its stock".

What is embodiment?), 'world-views' (either secular or religiously inspired), or to the interwoveness of science, technology and society at large, tended to be regarded as being beyond the scope of ethical deliberation.

There is less scope for deliberation and discussion – the pressure is to make a snap judgment and move on.

Some critics have argued against including the mode of deliberation in the scope of the theory (for example, Velleman 1997).

The group concluded that the selection process will require great care and deliberation beyond the scope of this workshop.

Research on jury deliberations has largely focused on the implications of deliberations for criminal defendants' outcomes.

The verdict came after some seven hours of deliberations.

The jury acquitted him in just 30 minutes of deliberations.