Weighing the deliberately inclusive statutory language against other evidence of congressional intent, it seems to us a close question whether FACA should be construed to apply to the ABA Committee, although on the whole we are fairly confident it should not.
The great danger of the current crisis is thus not that decision-makers in Washington and Pyongyang will deliberately weigh the costs and benefits of another Korean War and decide it is worth pursuing.
That's the initial sense of the sexy, swaggering celebrant presented by Ms. Shaw, looking terrific in a role once played by a heavily garbed Judi Dench who seemed deliberately weighed down by Courage's clothes.
I'm a lover of leftovers, so rarely weigh my pasta, and often cook extra deliberately to eat the next day.
Medica, Battat, and Selvin deliberately designed the PowerBook to weigh less than its competitors.
All the talk about the music plays down — deliberately, it seems — the three judges who weigh in on every episode.
She weighs each word carefully, deliberately, as if language itself is somehow foreign for her, which all adds to the otherworldly impression that it's really in her music-making that she is most articulate, as if she requires her violin to communicate with the world.
Whether he deliberately tried to mislead the Senator is one issue Attorney General Reno will weigh in deciding whether to seek the appointment of an independent counsel.
First, the barber distributes the puddings by trying to weigh each and give away the heavier one; then, when he gets a coin, he deliberately swallows it.
I'm actually not going to weigh in on what these changes mean, and I'm not going to do that very deliberately, because the section after next when you discuss this, I really want you to debate it.
