I anticipated that the Princeton community would deliberate thoughtfully about Wilson's legacy and that the Board would decide wisely.
If it were I or someone I cared about on trial, I would hope that the jury would deliberate a little longer, consider a wider variety of perspectives and make fewer factual mistakes.
But, he declared, they would deliberate separately by order.
The former chief executive would deliberate but not vote.
You might have four draft messages, as if you'd been deliberating about which one you're going to send, and then you finally hit reply with one of your possible drafts.
Listening to Obama's comments, one would also think that Brennan was a voice for radical openness that the American people would be informed and get to deliberate about what was done in their name.
Listening to Obama's comments, one would also think that Brennan was a voice for radical openness — that the American people would be informed and get to deliberate about what was done in their name.
For God to deliberate about creation in this context would be to make of creation an afterthought when, on the contrary, giving life to the world is here highlighted as part and parcel of who God essentially is.
Accordingly, were S to deliberate about what to do, P is a type of state of affairs that S would, in a wide range of cases, not only use to "frame" his practical deliberations, but also endeavor to bring about.
Ms. Sanai, 26, deliberated about what music would feel right tonight.
The six jurors, who deliberated about five hours over two days, would not comment.
