The jury was still in the process of deliberating the latter case when full details of Bellfield's past were published in the wake of his murder conviction.
Most important, the Suleiman-Tantawi-Shafiq military trio and the rest of the Mubarak picked "temporary" cabinet is supposedly in the process of deliberating with some of the most important non-governmental figures in Egyptian business, letters, science and academia in an attempt to debate and decide the wisest way forward for balance between the army and those demanding democratic reform.
The process of deliberate practice involves allocating multiple sessions for relevant instruction, increasingly complex activities, and frequent revision and feedback opportunities as a means to improve students' performance (Ericsson et al., 1993; van Gog et al., 2005).
They argued the whole process of deliberating on parades would be compromised by party politics at Stormont; that there would no longer be any independent adjudication.
Col. Sean Ryan, spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State group, said "the process of our deliberate withdrawal from Syria" has started.
Learning is the acquisition of knowledge, thought is the deliberation about what has been learned, the processes of reasoning, deliberating and reflecting.
I used a medium-format camera and old-fashioned film, rather than my standard 35-millimeter digital camera, as well as a tripod, because it makes the process of taking photographs slower, more deliberate.
I was wholeheartedly committed to the transformation of the world -- to bringing the power of enlightened awareness into the world through rational action, through moral being, and through engaging with the process of time in the most deliberate and creative way.
Given that PLCζ plays a fundamental role in the process of oocyte activation, it is logical to deliberate how this knowledge might assist with the generation of a male contraceptive agent for fertile males, for example by specifically blocking the physiological action of PLCζ.
"I prefer to believe that it was just mistakes in the process of counting votes, rather than a deliberate fraud".
[Male, 60 years, prostatic cancer] In the following excerpts, the patient chose his answer without apparent cognitive consideration at baseline, whereas at follow-up the process of arriving at an answer involves deliberate reasoning: Baseline answer: a little; "Let's say 'a little', since that's the first response option I see I could have chosen 'quite a bit' just as well".
