Sentence examples for subject of deliberation from inspiring English sources

For Montague the principle of compositionality was not a subject of deliberation or discussion, because for him, as a mathematical logician, it was the only way to proceed.

The following dozen years of social democratic reign (1994 2006), are characterized by a more pluralist approach in which the value foundation becomes the subject of deliberation, negotiation and change, rather than being derived from a set of relatively fixed reference points (Ekman, 2011, p. 40ff, Skolverket, 1998, 2000, Zachari & Modigh, 2003).

Mr. Elmendorf suggested that the legislation could keep the lobbyists busy for many weeks since it is the subject of deliberations by at least four committees in the House and Senate, along with floor action in both chambers and then more meetings to reconcile competing bills.

But Lyons says: "Any proposal for closure will be the subject of careful deliberation.

Emotion is converted into reason and private conflict becomes the subject of public deliberation.

The fourth theme is described as engaging voluntarily in a paradoxical process in which situations of disclosure and concealment are lived simultaneously and supported by reflection and are the subject of profound deliberation.

However, despite intense investigation the identity, location, and differentiation potential of MaSCs remain subject to deliberation.

Such vicious circles of "democratic domination" can only be overcome by making borders, membership and jurisdiction the subjects of democratic deliberation across dêmoi (Bohman 2007, 179).

They are slow, expensive and subject to deliberation and scrutiny.

Nonetheless, the defensibility of the contention that someone can be better off dead has been the subject of extensive philosophical deliberation.

The idea of arming the Kurds has been the subject of weeks of internal deliberation and official silence by president Barack Obama's foreign policy advisers.