What gives Reid's claim appeal is the fact that when we deliberate we think that what we are deliberating about is up to us, and for Reid, what is up to us is identical to what is in our power.
With that problem in mind, Mr. Demario said, "We carefully deliberated about what we were authorized to do under the statute" to reduce ambiguity.
We discussed and deliberated about these analyses on an ongoing basis.
"Is it not obvious?!!!" "Why do we keep deliberating about this?!!!" "Have we lost our senses????!!!!" I think God is wearied with our words.
That explanation must not gloss over the complexity of ordinary deliberation, but also must not show us to be thinking ourselves to be endowed with power in Reid's sense whenever we deliberate about what to do (see Yaffe 2004, ch. 1).
The rest of us are intelligent, like Trevor and Carol, as we deliberate about procreation's detriment to civilization so we mock Trump supporters while queasily laughing at Mike Judge's prescient vision of our future.
This view stresses the importance of having reliable evidence about conditions in which we find ourselves when we deliberate about whether to accept some level of risk or vulnerability when we place our well-being in the hands of others [ 15, 22].
The benefit of this example, however, is that it is far enough removed in time and place that we can deliberate about it both as it presents enduring issues on its own terms and with its parallels within our own society.
We don't deliberate about the past; we think it irrational to do anything aimed at trying to change or affect the past.
The jury in Federal District Court in San Francisco deliberated about a day.
