In United's case, there was no word on how long the board's staff members might deliberate.
Reasonable people could debate whether the agreed output floor of 72.5% is the "right" number or might deliberate over the relative merits of the other reforms that were part of the Basel III package.
Now they ask, in the first place, to conclude the war upon terms pleasing to both parties, or, if that is not possible, to effect an exchange of prisoners". After speaking these words, he withdrew with the envoys, so that the Romans might deliberate in private.
This is all part of Xi's concerted effort to project his human side — or what we might call his Theory of Deliberate Nonchalance.
This is all part of Xi's concerted effort to project his human side or what we might call his Theory of Deliberate Nonchalance.
For example, upon arriving in a concentration camp, an inmate might intellectually deliberate about the odds of successfully escaping.
That R counts in favour of X is then a normative thought that I might have in deliberating; but that I count R in favour of X is a psychological thought about the state of mind on which the expressivist's analysis focuses, a state we might programme a robot to mimic (2003, 188 191).
Hence, if you are motivated to avoid impulsive action, that motive might lead you to deliberate, and your deliberation might, in turn, lead you to do something better than you would have done had you not deliberated.
Jurors were to report to court an hour later than usual Wednesday, at 9 a.m. and might resume deliberating then, he said.
The homology of CYP96B22 to MAH1 enzymes and its implication in synthesis of cuticular waxes leads us to speculate that MAH1-dependent waxy components might be deliberated during the mucilage-facilitated attachment of spores and germ tubes to the leaf surface.
But, on closer inspection, it seems that it might be deliberate.
