Sentence examples for they would deliberate from inspiring English sources

But, he declared, they would deliberate separately by order.

CHICAGO — Speculation over how long it will take jurors to decide the fate of Rod R. Blagojevich, the former governor of Illinois, has reached the point where one blogger here wondered publicly what a juror's new choice of casual attire (khaki shorts) might signal about how much longer they would deliberate.

The former chief executive would deliberate but not vote.

Prior to that, a handful of leading Tories would deliberate among themselves to decide their leader.

Two grand juries would deliberate over the case, and the US Department of Justice would eventually open a civil rights investigation.

But if so, the National Religious Party, which represents religious Zionists and settlers, said it would deliberate leaving the government.

STEVE COLL: Remember during the campaign when the President sort of painted this picture of a government that would deliberate in the open?

Mr. Fishkin is trying to follow the example of ancient Athens, whose assemblies consisted of several hundred citizens who, after being chosen by lot, would deliberate and vote.

"The judge told us all along that the jury would deliberate regular business hours," Mr. Gianelli said, "and the people were just not ready for this".

If it were I or someone I cared about on trial, I would hope that the jury would deliberate a little longer, consider a wider variety of perspectives and make fewer factual mistakes.

If he is found guilty on any of the charges, the entire ethics committee would deliberate on a suitable punishment, which ethics experts say would most likely be a letter of reprimand or a formal censure.