The senators will deliberate over the evidence, and then they will cast their votes.
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The solution might be for a comparably independent body to deliberate over monetary policy.
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The court also took months to deliberate over whether to take up Hidalgo v.
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Above, the room where Spanish senators are set to deliberate over suspending Catalan autonomy.
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Private drivers' fates hang in the balance as government officials deliberate over what to do.
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For now, both sides will deliberate over the achieved progress, share it with their respective leaderships.
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The Unicode Technical Committee meeting, where members will deliberate over these emoji, is slated for next month.
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They deliberate over the choices and the modifications to be made before each training session and race.
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He sublimated these anxieties by dressing elaborately in garish cowboy garb — an act of deliberate over-compensation.
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The judges, Barneys creative ambassador Simon Doonan and Etsy trend expert Dayna Isom Johnson, then deliberate over the final products.
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Administration officials are trying to chill fears even as they deliberate over whether elections should receive the "critical infrastructure" designation.
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And we have been very deliberate over the year over how we can plan a good event ... and be prepared.
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So when lawmakers deliberate over giving tax cuts to the rich, they're necessarily deciding about how to fatten their own wallets.
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As Congress continues to deliberate over immigration reform, it has also considered including measures to allow families to be detained together indefinitely.
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Legal experts said the President's comment could entangle prosecutors as they seek to seat an unbiased jury and deliberate over what punishment to seek.
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The stay will be in place while the justices deliberate over whether to grant the president's request for a review of the appellate court decision.
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What was there to deliberate over for five days when women say they have been sexually abused for the last 30 years by a Hollywood bully?
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While investors deliberate over who came out on top and what this means for markets, oil prices are expected to keep them on edge on Monday.
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In fact, concerns over global growth and an ageing population in general, make both governments and workers worldwide deliberate over what retirement will look like for future generations.
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The board met during the weekend to deliberate over the selection of a new chief executive to lead the ride-services company out of a nearly year-long crisis.
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It is healthy for regulatory agencies to set up systems such that economists and lawyers deliberate over the general priorities for an enforcement agenda and over individual enforcement cases.
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He told the parties that the delay was necessary so that all of the justices could review the filings and deliberate over what the Supreme Court's response would be.
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As Congress and the nation at large deliberate over the prospect of Trump's impeachment, the Founders will be quoted, misquoted, and generally invoked in ways both novel and disturbing.
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We order drinks to get in the karaoke vibe (her: Heineken, me: Jack Daniels) and deliberate over which songs to sing before fully giving them our all in the booth.
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The House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, continues to deliberate over whether to endorse Mr. Trump, while other prominent Republicans are actively searching for a third-party nominee as an alternative.
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A few hours after jurors returned to court Wednesday to deliberate over his sentence, they decided to reduce Gallagher's rank from E7 to E6 and sentenced him to four months' confinement.
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The National Counterterrorism Center then develops a report analyzing the intelligence about that person, and top lawyers across different security agencies deliberate over whether the person meets legal standards for attack.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump is convening his staff at Camp David to deliberate over the policy, which the defense secretary, Jim Mattis, once promised would be finished by the middle of last month.
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Trump met with military officials in the White House Monday evening to deliberate over the administration's response to an alleged chemical weapons attack carried out by Syrian President Bashar Assad's government against its own people.
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Private drivers with the apps haven't been officially ruled as illegal, but their fates hang in the balance as government officials deliberate over what to do, while public drivers continue to make louder protests against them.
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"For now, both sides will deliberate over the achieved progress, share it with their respective leaderships and prepare for the upcoming meeting, the date of which shall be set by both negotiation teams," the statement said.
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The London jury is continuing to deliberate over one remaining count of conspiracy to defraud against a sixth broker, Darrell P. Read, who worked at the British financial firm ICAP, after it was unable to reach a verdict.
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With those parameters in mind, Jasper and his team had to deliberate over every detail — from the width and thickness of the patty to the amount of pressure cooks use to sear the burger without drying it out.
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Once NFL security officials complete their investigation and submit their findings, Commissioner Roger Goodell and other league leaders must review those findings, decide whether to conduct additional interviews, deliberate over penalties and determine when to announce the ruling.
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Although most analysts still see a rate cut soon, some have changed their minds and think the BOK will hold indefinitely as there are more factors to deliberate over, including growing household debt and Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd's 117930.
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In one famous scene, Shaun and Ed, played by Pegg and Frost, respectively, deliberate over how to get through the zombie apocalypse -- which, in the film, sees millions told to stay at home and avoid contact with loved ones.
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Understanding the gravity of the situation, the police and justice ministry took four years to investigate his alleged crimes, deliberate over them and hold pre-trial hearings in which the prime minister's lawyers were able to present his defence.
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One study found that most people who survived a suicide attempt did not deliberate over their decisions for very long -- 71% said they thought about it for less than an hour; 24% said their deliberations lasted less than five minutes.
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Aside from oil, the U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to be on the back of investors' minds, as they deliberate over when the U.S. central bank is planning on raising interest rates, following a lower-than-expected jobs number for September.
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While Mr. Trump was being sworn in last month, three up-and-coming Democratic attorneys general — Mr. Balderas, Mr. Schneiderman and Maura Healey of Massachusetts — joined a conference of wealthy political donors in South Florida to deliberate over the party's future.
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Aside from oil and earnings, the U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to be on the back of investors' minds, as they deliberate over when the U.S. central bank is planning on raising interest rates, following a lower-than-expected jobs number for September.
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Most people don't have to think about how they keep their jobs hidden from their family or friends, but they do have to consider work / life balance, and deliberate over how much they'll let their work life influence how they react to events at home.
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The Shop tab lets you search for specific types of products with category filters, which you can buy right on the app or opt to save to your Shopping Collection if you want to deliberate over whether you actually need those jeans or just want them.
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Uber's shareholders will now deliberate over who will choose to sell their stake in the company — the so-called "tender offer" process that will begin in the next few weeks will give investors a clearer picture of how much they can expect to be paid per share.
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Its prior license expired in May but was extended by TfL for four months as the regulator continued to deliberate over whether it should grant Uber another full five year term in the face of rising criticism against its business — including on issues such as workers' rights and public safety.
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The decision by the antidoping agency raises fresh concern about the nation's drug-testing efforts and is likely to set off a frenzy of debate and scrutiny from the officials overseeing winter sports at the same moment that Olympics officials deliberate over how exactly to penalize the nation ahead of the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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With a president who ran for office almost never having talked about the war, a coterie of political advisers who bitterly oppose deeper American engagement in it, and a national security team dominated by generals worried about the consequences if the United States does not act quickly, the decision could succeed in buying time for Mr. Trump and his advisers to fully deliberate over what to do in Afghanistan.
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The Qatar-Tunisia Joint Higher Committee was formed to deliberate over issues of mutual interest.
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He tells him he has no need for a weakling like him and that he is no longer needed. Vibhishan decides to join Rama at Kishkindha. Vibhishan falls at Ram's feet and asks him for protection. The army deliberate over how to cross the ocean to Lanka.
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The State Council of Joseon or Uijeongbu was the highest organ of government under the Joseon Dynasty of Korea.Lee (1984), p. 175. It was led by three officials known as the High State Councillors. The Councilors were entrusted to deliberate over key problems of state, advising the king, and conveying royal decisions to the Six Ministries.
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Tilly walks across the stage and then Frances exits. At a café, Joan confides in Tilly the fact that Frances has turned into an almond. Back at their apartment, Joan shows Tilly the almond she believes is Frances. They try to console Frances and deliberate over what to do with her when a letter is shoved under the door.
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Justice Felix Frankfurter demanded that the opinion in 1955's Brown v. Board of Education II order desegregation with "all deliberate speed". The South took it as an excuse to emphasize "deliberate" over "speed" and conducted resistance to desegregating schools, in some jurisdictions closing public schools altogether. For fifteen years, schools in the South remained segregated.
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After the clash, war appeared unavoidable. On 8–9 May, the Presidency of Yugoslavia convened to discuss the events in Borovo Selo and deliberate over a JNA request for military intervention. The presidents of all of Yugoslavia's constituent republics were present at the meeting. The Croatian leadership permitted the JNA to be deployed to areas where inter-ethnic tensions were running high.
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In the first scene, Mosada laments her separation from her Christian lover Gomez. Using magic she attempts to conjure up a vision of him, but is interrupted when inquisitors arrive to arrest her. In the second scene, the inquisitors deliberate over her fate with the old monk, who is not told the identity of the girl. They decide she must be executed.
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In May, after closing arguments, it received its instructions and withdrew to deliberate over the fate of the 10 remaining defendants. After breaks for lunch and dinner, the jury continued deliberating until late in the evening. The foreman sent a note to the judge saying jurors were fatigued and asking for advice. The judge asked if they wanted coffee and sandwiches.
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The group consists of a variety of students, some pretending that they lucid dream and those that legitimately can. Over the semester, the group dwindles to a few students. At the end, Professor L.P. Burns picks Ella and Lee along with Brad and Honora. Burns' decision to select two pairs of the opposite sex may have been deliberate: over the course of the study, Lee and Ella become intimate.
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In Israel IQOS are now taxed at the same rate as traditional cigarettes. Ploom, IQOS, and glo fall under the Tobacco Business Act as tobacco products in Japan because they consist of tobacco leaf. Ploom and IQOS are governed by the Tobacco Industries Act regulations as tobacco products in Japan. The Liberal Democratic Party will deliberate over increasing the tax rate for heated tobacco products in April 2018.
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Based on the draft Auditor General's report, the National Party accused Labour of corruption, with Don Brash claiming that "Helen Clark's Labour Government is quite simply the most corrupt government in New Zealand history." He later amended that to "most corrupt in the last 100 years". The claim was made on the basis of deliberate over-spending under the Electoral Act being a "corrupt practice". Parliamentary debate rapidly deteriorated into shouting matches, with minor parties threatening a walk-out.
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Not only must it be proven that utility investments and expenditures are used and useful to the ratepayers, the company must show that investments that are out of date technologically or economically are excluded from the rate base. The test keeps utility companies from investing in assets that do not provide a useful service and also to prevent any deliberate over- investing in an asset to purposefully inflate the rate base. This protects the ratepayer but, unlike the review for prudency, the used and useful test does not take the loss of the shareholder or investor into consideration.
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Haydn as Thomas Rogers in the 1945 film And Then There Were None Haydn was known for playing eccentric characters, such as Edwin Carp, Claud Curdle (Mr. Music, 1950), Richard Rancyd (Miss Tatlock's Millions, 1948) and Stanley Stayle (Dear Wife, 1949). Much of his stage delivery was done in a deliberate over-nasalized and over-enunciated manner. He is particularly notable for his performance as the voice of the Caterpillar in the 1951 Disney animated adaptation of Alice in Wonderland, and for his small role of Herr Falkstein in the 1974 Mel Brooks classic comedy Young Frankenstein.
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On behalf of the Plains Clans of the Wonnarua People, Scott Franks and Anor put in a native title claim on 19 August 2013. The document claimed rights over an area of roughly , embracing the catchment zone within the Great Dividing Range, the Liverpool Range, and the major rivers coming out of the Barringtons, under Yango. The claim included Singleton, Muswellbrook, Dungog, Maitland, and the shire council lands of the Upper Hunter. The legitimacy of the claim was recognised in January 2015 and duly registered in order to have a Federal Court deliberate over the claim and to make a determination.
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One of the first insightful explanations on why groups tend to be less satisfying for their members as they increase in size, their studies illustrated that large schools had a similar number of behavior settings to that of small schools. This resulted in the students' ability to presume many different roles in small schools (e.g. be in the school band and the school football team) but in larger schools there was a propensity to deliberate over their social choices. In his book Ecological Psychology (1968) Barker stresses the importance of the town's behavior and environment as the residents' most ordinary instrument of describing their environment.
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On 9 October 2010 it was announced that Moore had been appointed to the Government's Public Expenditure Committee or "Star Chamber" following the settlement of his own departmental budget. He joined other cabinet ministers on the committee who had also agreed their own budgets and would help deliberate over the budgets of departments prior to the spending review announcement. On 19 October 2010 David Cameron announced the results of the government's review of defence spending just one day before the announcement of the spending review. The review contained disappointing news for RAF Kinloss as it was announced that government orders for Nimrod MRA4 surveillance aircraft would be cancelled.
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In February 2012, the Jerusalem District Prosecutor's Office and Teitel's attorneys agreed to a plea bargain under which he would confess to two counts of murder. Teitel's attorneys confessed on his behalf, as Teitel himself announced that did not recognize the court's jurisdiction. After the indictment, the defense and prosecution would argue over whether Teitel was aware of his actions and is fit for trial, and the court would deliberate over whether Teitel is accountable for his actions. In January 2013, Teitel was convicted on two counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder, with the court rejecting the defense's arguments that he was legally insane.
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In 1910 Mexico and the United States agreed to have the dispute settled by the International Boundary and Water Commission, a body that had been created in 1889 to maintain the boundary (and which was subsequently expanded pursuant to subsequent treaties, in order to allocate river waters between the two nations, and provide for flood control and water sanitation).Robert J. McCarthy, Executive Authority, Adaptive Treaty Interpretation, and the International Boundary and Water Commission, U.S.-Mexico, 14-2 U. Denv. Water L. Rev. 197 (Spring 2011) A tribunal was established comprising a representative from each country and a Canadian jurist, Eugene Lafleur, as presiding officer to investigate and deliberate over whether the change in the river's course had been gradual, whether the boundaries set by treaties were fixed, and whether the 1848 treaty applied.
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The courts of the United Kingdom have recognized both procedural and substantive legitimate expectations. A procedural legitimate expectation rests on the presumption that a public authority will follow a certain procedure in advance of a decision being taken, while a substantive legitimate expectation arises where an authority makes a lawful representation that an individual will receive or continue to receive some kind of substantive benefit. In determining a claim for an alleged breach of a legitimate expectation, a court will deliberate over three key considerations: # whether a legitimate expectation has arisen; # whether it would be unlawful for the authority to frustrate such an expectation; and # if it is found that the authority has done so, what remedies are available to the aggrieved person. Procedural legitimate expectations have been recognized in a number of common law jurisdictions.
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While travelling through this district, King Afonso III and Queen Beatrice, ordered the construction of a municipal hall, alongside the ancient castle (which today no longer exists). For his part, King Denis, his successor, was captivated by local Gracia Frois, fathering an illegitimate son, who would go on to be Count of Barcelos. Later, the municipality was donated to the Queens of the realm, and in particular, under the Aviz dynasty, the Infanta Eleonor (daughter of King Edward and Queen Eleanor), who would later marry Frederick III of Germany, was born in Torres Vedras (18 September 1434). Torres Vedras continued to be a place of importance: in 1413, King John I met with his council after legitimizing his expedition to Ceuta (marking the beginning of Portuguese maritime expansion); the Regent Peter, convened the Cortes in 1411, to deliberate over the wedding of his daughter Isabel with his nephew Afonso; and the place where King John II received the ambassadors of the Kingdom of Naples, and later the Republic of Venice, in 1496.
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