Sentence examples similar to undertake a deliberation from inspiring English sources

Then undertake a feasibility assessment.

(a)Deliberations, findings, conclusions, and recommendations.

Reinach claims that our belief that a crime is made worse by deliberation rests on the assumption that when an individual undertakes a project that is disvaluable (say killing), the moral situation is worsened by knowledge of the relevant disvalue.

We undertook a linguistic ethnography to examine the work practices of resource allocation committees in three Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) in England between 2005 and 2012, specifically deliberations over 'individual funding requests' (IFRs) – requests by patients and their doctors for the PCT to support a treatment not routinely funded.

As the end of his term nears, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and his senior advisers have been exploring strategies that would allow him to remain in political life, including undertaking a campaign to overturn the city's term limits law or making a bid for governor, according to two people who have been briefed on the deliberations.

To inform current deliberations on how best to provide care for people living and dying with COPD, we undertook an in-depth inquiry seeking to understand the end of life needs of affected patients and their informal and professional carers.

Moreover, because malignant tumors were frequently suspected under these conditions, surgical intervention should be undertaken after due deliberation.

"N.P.C. will comply fully with this recommendation, and will continue to apply the principles of good faith actions and sound business judgment as it undertakes these deliberations," the statement said.

There's a deliberation in the caresses.

A deliberation on this is provided by Schuch (2011).

A "deliberation shift analysis" is introduced to measure the effect of deliberation.