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The parties' deliberations and the conditions under which they deliberate, then, model our actual convictions about justice and justification.
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Tells about his syntax, which is deliberate, and his punctuation, which bothered the editors more than his 4-letter words, which they consider a soldier's trade talk or jargon.
Participants improved their own access to their fluvial environment through an understanding of localised river processes and an increased confidence in a knowledge which they had deliberated and validated through the process of co-production.
While this is often to the chagrin of students who continuously complain about material being out of date it does, in theory, discourage short-termism as MBAs get to learn the real-world outcomes to the corporate dilemmas on which they have been deliberating.
Today, Israeli Army officials characterized those attacks as accidents, compared with the guerrilla response, which they said was deliberate and murderous.
To the Mets, the pitch, which they viewed as deliberate, signaled the outbreak of a New York baseball war that may be hostile enough to get George Steinbrenner's juices flowing again.
Each stakeholder group attended two engagement sessions (two 'rounds' of engagements spaced a number of weeks apart) in which they were asked to deliberate on the evidence presented, and to generate (and justify) a preferred approach to the public subsidy of ART in Australia.
These are precisely the kind of projects on the land which Israel captured in the war of 1967 which they regard as a deliberate attempt to choke off the chance for them to build their own state.
But with guidance, support, and practice, many students advanced to a point at which they analyzed data, interpreted findings, deliberated about the next steps of an experiment, and contributed input to experimental designs and methods.
Encyclopaedias have often reflected fairly accurately the civilization in which they appeared; that this was deliberate is shown by the frequency with which the earlier compilers included such words as speculum ("mirror"), imago ("image"), and so forth in their titles.
"It's almost deliberate the extent to which they blank it out," says Thorn, "because it isn't what they want their mum to be".
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