Sentence examples for stop deliberation from inspiring English sources
To exploit this tradeoff, a system must be able to decide when to stop deliberation and act on the currently available solution.
Senator McConnell does not use the filibuster to give the minority a voice, but instead to shut down the Senate -- to stop deliberation, to stop the advance of legislation, to make sure elections don't have consequences.
A third juror wrote that "some of the jurors were stunned and upset after learning that we had to stop deliberations after answering 'no' to Question 2".
"Prime Minister and Defense Minister Barak today instructed Israeli representatives to stop the deliberations and return for consultations," a statement from Mr. Barak's office said.
Some other jurors have said that the panel was on the verge of convicting Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz on at least several counts before the judge stopped their deliberations on Friday morning to declare the mistrial.
There's a point at which political communication speeds past the last stop where democratic deliberation, the genuine consent of the governed, is possible.
His first long stream of notes, in "But Not for Me," came out of the theme, moved in constant deliberation, stopped and started and chose its spots, luxuriating in sound.
And then, after months of deliberation, I stopped taking it.
On Monday, the juror told the judge, Justice Plummer E. Lott of State Supreme Court, that she had been advised by her doctor to stop any work, including jury deliberation.
These are not activities that the film medium has, historically, excelled at representing: a speech will almost invariably stop a movie dead, and deliberation is interesting only in times of direst crisis, e.g. when the survival of the human race is at stake.
When we're out for a stroll, Kahneman points out, even relatively simple mental deliberations force us to stop and stand still.
