Sentence examples for whose deliberations from inspiring English sources

Still, the political Bushes appear to be a family business whose deliberations are tantalizingly out of the public's reach.

The 90 percent federal share was nevertheless rejected by Mr. Scott, whose deliberations included a 30-minute meeting with Tea Party opponents of the project.

The commission, whose deliberations were fully recorded, worked mathematically, drawing and redrawing each letter on squares divided into 2,304 equal parts.

Mr. Dinkins and Mr. Manton are among a small handful of Democrats whose deliberations in this mayoral contest have been closely watched by party leaders.

He chaired an advisory group for APEC, the Eminent Persons Group, from 1993-95, anownow chairs an independent panel of APEC observers, whose deliberations have led to this article's proposal.

Morris Panych's "7 Stories" is a sweet and funny little play about a man on an apartment building's window ledge whose deliberations, presumably about whether to jump, keep being interrupted by nutty residents who poke their heads out of windows.

It is the greatest pity that as secretary general of the Arab League he heads a largely toothless organization whose summits and deliberations — usually marked by Arab divisions rather than by Arab unity — have little impact.

Potentially, all of them could be part of an exciting new generation, so the decision whether or not to give them big tournament experience in Brazil (and if so, at whose expense) needs careful deliberation.

It was easy to hear a generational difference between the aggressive younger groups and Los Munequitos, whose rumbas moved with deliberation, holding back until an unstoppable momentum boiled up from within.

In the Middle East, those whose fate rests on the deliberations seize each day's limited news from Camp David with a mixture of anxiety and excitement.

The verdict came after five days of deliberation by jurors whose names have been kept secret because of security concerns.