Deliberative in a sentence

Altmans departure follows a deliberative review process by the board which concluded that he was not consistently candid in his communications with the board, hindering its ability to exercise its responsibilities.

At the deliberative session, the warrant is finalized by voters and sent on to the “second session,” which is the March elections.

Having two viable candidates debate the issues is a universal good for our local deliberative process.

I don’t think extremists can promote a civil society or are capable of breaking bread (essential to the survival of deliberative democracy), and that’s the impetus that drove me to create the series.

The Citizens’ Assembly is a unique opportunity to see deliberative democracy in action and to have a meaningful and ground-breaking conversation about drug regulation in Ireland.

Communism, on the flip side, would mean straight-up expropriating all major businesses and giving direct control over to deliberative bodies to run.

However, the campaign season offers a glimmer of hope—a fleeting opportunity for citizens to engage in deliberative democracy, to critically evaluate competing visions for the future, and to hold their leaders accountable.

Pennsylvania’s political leaders are correct to be deliberative and cautious about any such investment into our state.

Provide a deliberative framework which enables a collective assessment of the progress that has been made so far in attaining the sustainability goals set out in the Northampton Sustainability Accord.

Yet, deliberative and consultative processes cannot be limited to extraordinary processes such as the Synod on Synodality, but ought to be integrated into the life of the church at every level and in every place.

After an initiative that was part an exercise in deliberative democracy and part list-building by the Tasmanian senator, Lambie said the “sheer numbers for and against” weren’t the only factor she had considered but “it was an important one”.

Anal play can also be a fun exercise in slower, deliberative, consent-driven sex.

Answering that question is the goal of a deliberative poll for Stanford students set to take place in the coming year.

If a democracy fights a nuclear war, it could hardly do so with the transparency, deliberative procedures, and public accountability ordinarily required in the moral justification of a just war.

If it can’t, then is deliberative democracy a meaningful democracy or rigged to produce Idealist outcomes?

Officials said the chief judge of the Bluford Elementary site didn't arrive until 6:25 a,m. and then went through a "very deliberative" process of getting the poll opened, delaying it for more than half an hour.

Roberts also reminded Senators to respect “the greatest deliberative body on earth”.

Spokesman Tom Super called the proposal “the most deliberative and studied proposed rule that has ever been issued.

The Governor is being deliberative and thoughtful meeting with Florida’s best medical experts and business leaders to help him make this difficult decision.

The impeachment trial will test the moderate brand that has helped the 67-year-old senator become a fixture of Maine politics and put her on the brink of serving a fifth term in the world’s most deliberative body.