Conventional wisdom favors careful, conscious deliberation when making important decisions, but in complex situations, conscious deliberation often leads to poor decisions.
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The very reverse of good legislation, these bills show a lack of deliberation in their composition and cripple deliberation in their consideration.
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After more than five hours of deliberation a court clerk told members of the media that the jury had not reached a verdict and they would resume deliberation on Monday morning.
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But this app could end all your caption deliberation woes.
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The jury rendered its verdict after several hours of deliberation.
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Much political deliberation these days goes into questions of inequality.
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But after some deliberation, he switched the direction of drive.
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This time, deliberation and voting would not answer the purpose.
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Issues of dignity benefit from cool deliberation, in small groups.
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In contrast, Kim appears to be acting with great deliberation.
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The princess' engagement could to accelerate calls for that deliberation.
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What is unusual is learning details about an ongoing deliberation.
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We don't even know if such a deliberation even happened.
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Both men were acquitted in 1955 after a brief deliberation.
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But the optimism is tempered by a sense of deliberation.
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VCs once had a reputation for plodding and slow deliberation.
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Doing so results from good deliberation in a bill's writing.
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Regardless of party, such proceedings negate important means to deliberation.
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What I do object to is judgment without informed deliberation.
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Government agencies traditionally do considerable deliberation before making technology changes.
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His love for Dr. Rock required a lot less deliberation.
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Back at Fort Hood, Soto was unaware of the deliberation.
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It's an impulse that goes beyond reason or any deliberation.
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That's the key to wearing glasses — there should be no deliberation.
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The governor made his decision after little deliberation with his staff.
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After a 10-minute deliberation, the judge sentenced him to death.
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Widodo has asked lawmakers to complete their deliberation within 100 days.
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But American bureaucrats stress that the duties come after careful deliberation.
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At its best, conservatism is about doubt and deliberation, not dreams.
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Widodo has asked lawmakers to complete their deliberation within 100 days.
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Most people, including MPs and journalists, don't understand what deliberation is.
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That is surely worth an extra minute of deliberation per game.
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Google only embarked on Project Dragonfly after much deliberation, he said.
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Today, German parliament ended their deliberation and voted yes for equality.
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After much deliberation, I decided to ask for a $20173,000 salary.
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Deliberation, on the other hand, seems to promote more selfish behaviour.
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According to KRDO, jurors are expected to begin deliberation on Monday.
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Requiring unanimity boosts the care that a jury takes in deliberation.
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Middle-ring relationships, Dunkelman argues, help people become skilled at deliberation.
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Words such as "draft" and "deliberation" imply that facts may change.
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But by now she's acting with more deliberation and less fear.
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Still, in serious deliberation they considered what their nation needed most.
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The trial could be sent to a jury for deliberation soon.
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After 52 hours of jury deliberation, the judge declared a mistrial.
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The jury returned the verdict after just four hours of deliberation.
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There has been some deliberation put into how to approach Zelensky.
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"We got along pretty well even through the deliberation," he said.
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They want real deliberation to take place on these tough issues.
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He kept on punching it, over and over, with great deliberation.
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It does ensure deliberation at the highest levels of the government.
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It scorns deliberation, negotiation, alliances with others, and the intellectual life.
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The deliberation and care that goes into making them is important.
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It scorns deliberation, negotiation, alliances with others, and the intellectual life.
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Everything from the set, cast, and plot is up for deliberation.
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After several weeks of difficult deliberation, I finally made my decision.
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Three days is not a long deliberation in such a case.
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"It was a hasty decision without much deliberation," Mr. Lee said.
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Deliberation on articles of impeachment Senior aides on the House Judiciary Committee and Intelligence Committee plan to continue deliberation with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's staff to determine the size and scope of the articles of impeachment.
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The jury failed to reach a verdict after 22 hours of deliberation.
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It is a time for careful deliberation, rather than for open hostility.
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It was the court's first deliberation on the issue in two decades.
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IT'S HEALTHY FOR DELIBERATION ON ISSUES THAT ARE REALLY CHALLENGING RIGHT NOW.
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And after much thought and deliberation, I've decided that I hate it.
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Jurors rendered their verdict after a little over five hours of deliberation.
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The president's 90-day deliberation period is due to end on Saturday.
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But after lengthy deliberation by the judges Choi was disqualified for interference.
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That nonsensical arrangement was the subject of much deliberation by the Founders.
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But to act without deliberation and input from stakeholders would be disastrous.
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After months of deliberation, she had decided to have her navel pierced.
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The recent tax bill process has failed miserably in terms of deliberation.
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He said he thinks a long deliberation plays in their client's favor.
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The jury needed only 30 minutes of deliberation to reach its conclusion.
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With middle-ring memberships deteriorating, Americans have become worse at public deliberation.
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After moments of deliberation, Achilles chose Nigeria, eating hungrily from the bowl.
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In 2008, they turned to Obama's deliberation over Bush's "gut-player" style.
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But unlike previous dalliances, Mr. Trump's deliberation on whether to challenge Gov.
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Under previous Administrations, such attacks entailed deliberation by the National Security Council.
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Why do majority parties find open deliberation more costly than norm violations?
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The jury returned the verdict after less than three hours of deliberation.
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After a 10-hour jury deliberation, Latasha lost her case 7-1.
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Congress doesn't have public deliberation while it's preparing big bills any more.
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Democracy is, among other things, about a kind of shared public deliberation.
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She spoke with a deliberation, balance and humanity missing in the judge.
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After much deliberation, Divac decided not to take the easy way out.
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The company has portrayed Manley's appointment as the product of lengthy deliberation.
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Courage is not foolhardiness; it is a matter of deliberation and judgment.
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The jury returned the verdict after fewer than five hours of deliberation.
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Yet, in the modern Senate, there is no transparency, deliberation, or amendments.
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From that moment on, there was no longer any room for deliberation.
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The jury's verdict in the trial arrived after four days of deliberation.
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The label's phrasing was not a result of research or agency deliberation.
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In sum, I see a fairly normal and unexceptionable deliberation so far.
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Each is a deliberation on making the jump from friends to more.
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Shoot, most people don't even have the luxury of spaces of deliberation.
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Deliberative by necessity or by definition, I think, and deliberation takes time.
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In 2012, after decades of deliberation, China passed its first mental-health law.
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The jury reached its verdict after 37 hours of deliberation over 6 days.
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Institutional change is needed and can only arise from dialogue, deliberation and debate.
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And after much deliberation, we've decided to forgive him (you're forgiven, Ed Sheeran).
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But White decided after some deliberation to skip the event in Norway anyway.
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So a second nasogastric tube went in, this time after very little deliberation.
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Both sellers and buyers want some deliberation to make sure pricing is right.
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The president's 90-day deliberation period is due to end on May 18.
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The National Assembly passed the bill on Monday after 10 months of deliberation.
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Meanwhile, the burn vote system gets tricky with the other teams in deliberation.
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"There clearly was some thought and deliberation that went into this," he says.
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Ewen-Campen, who pushed Somerville's ban, thinks this kind of deliberation is necessary.
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But then I remembered those hours and hours of deliberation and fighting over .
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"The government will have to do some deliberation and serious introspection," Subbarao said.
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As the jury entered its second week of deliberation, the two sides settled.
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Society needs a higher quality of deliberation than what these volatile voices promote.
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After some deliberation, every broadcast and cable news outlet decided to do so.
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His solo road trip has bought him some time and space for deliberation.
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The Supreme Court may not have time for leisurely deliberation, Mr. Dellinger said.
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The stunning reversal came after 20 minutes of deliberation by the racing stewards.
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YouTube, after days of deliberation, said the comments did not qualify as harassment.
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The agency's deliberation spanned several months before and after Mr. Trump took office.
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Even then, it took me months of deliberation to decide to come forward.
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Whether talking about horses or not, he spoke with slowness, deliberation and care.
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It does not offer justice nor promise greater caution and deliberation from Kabul.
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Use back-channel communications and rogue diplomatic operatives to avoid deliberation and scrutiny.
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With minimal deliberation, A. picks up a better pair of gym shoes. ($129.90).
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It was a policy Congress had written into law after years of deliberation.
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After minutes of careful deliberation, a man buys a small tabletop-size tree.
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The student protesters rejected the offer after some deliberation, according to the statement.
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This is an exercise not in deliberation but in reasoning with an agenda.
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The jury's verdict came after about four hours of deliberation over two days.
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He stole half a second of deliberation to absorb and decipher this information.
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Our guide should be not blind obedience, in other words, but reasoned deliberation.
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Like him, Volodya makes decisions based on snap judgments, rather than long deliberation.
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Most astounding to me was the serious deliberation he gave to my request.
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No further deliberation is needed because the viral campaign is the public comment period.
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Thinking it will be a six-hour flight, I do it after much deliberation.
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Major initiatives will need time for policy development, congressional deliberation, rollout and further refinement.
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The verdict came on the ninth day of deliberation, following a three-month trial.
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"It was grueling," one unidentified juror described the 16-hour deliberation to the paper.
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Of course there are limits to these digital-deliberation platforms, at least for now.
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But eventually, and with some deliberation, Jack decides who he's going to vote for.
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The deliberation follows signs that Turkey is moving ahead with the S-400 purchase.
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He sent them back for two more days of deliberation under an Allen Charge.
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Whew, this was a tough deliberation tonight because all the queens were so good.
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But it should be done effectively and after at least a modicum of deliberation.
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After several days of deliberation, Uber's board unanimously adopted the recommendations in the report.
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Collins challenged the call, which was reversed following a 3 minute 1 second deliberation.
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We need to ensure at least some deliberation before the chief executive can act.
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After almost two years of deliberation, we won unanimously over the entire governmental objection.
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This requires a legal, scientific and economic deliberation that is honest, transparent and inclusive.
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It temporarily concludes months of deliberation about strategic options from Dell and its board.
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The verdict came after less than a day of deliberation, The Associated Press reported.
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After some deliberation, Elena decided to spend her day as if nothing had happened.
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Is it deliberation by a large and diverse body that we are looking for?
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In the letter, Google on Thursday offered its formal response to the FEC's deliberation.
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The verdict came after months of testimony and evidence and four days of deliberation.
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The legislature is also more institutionally disposed to deliberation than a single officer is.
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It allowed space for deliberation by forcing both sides to hear each other's arguments.
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After much deliberation, my wife and I decided to take the trip to Florida.
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After much deliberation, I decided to major in human rights — a political science degree.
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Her own deliberation takes place in scientific papers, congressional testimony, and spoken word poetry.
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Both are go-it-alone nationalists who value strength and decisiveness over thoughtful deliberation.
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They are places of long breaks, of boredom and reverie, of solace and deliberation.
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After four hours of deliberation, the jury found Ackal not guilty on all counts.
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This is a moment of quiet deliberation using the most sober and somber process.
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Tuesday's verdict came after four days of deliberation, which followed a 16-day trial.
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After some deliberation, I choose to hold on to that power rather than relinquish it.
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Yet she can exercise it only if she has the capacity for the appropriate deliberation.
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The verdicts were 10-2 on both counts and came after five hours of deliberation.
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And it is fuelling the growing tendency to replace deliberation with demonisation; partnership with parochialism.
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It's not clear whether a plan to remove Snowden has moved beyond the deliberation stage.
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In June of 2017, after 52 hours of deliberation, the case was declared a mistrial.
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All the deliberation led Trump to blow by two deadlines for unveiling the new strategy.
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The first seems more organic, while the latter requires a certain amount of intellectual deliberation.
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AMLO is pursuing his goals through an unconventional combination of congressional deliberation and direct democracy.
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In stark contrast to most conventional political performance, deliberation brings out the best in people.
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The biggest barriers to the greater use of deliberation are ignorance and, frankly, political vanity.
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The country's protracted peace process with ethnic militias has generated an impressive edifice of deliberation.
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After just one hour of deliberation, jurors found him guilty of malicious destruction of property.
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The sentence was announced on Wednesday evening after several hours of deliberation, according to CNN.
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But after much deliberation he ultimately settled on involuntary manslaughter as the most fitting charge.
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They also respond to voters' needs by devising and passing policies, through deliberation and consensus.
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The jury is going back into the deliberation room to discuss the 8 remaining charges.
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Empowering a robust and internal deliberation at the SEC can help to alleviate this problem.
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After what felt like a good minute of deliberation, I decided to go for it.
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The vote in February had followed months of deliberation and hours of heated public testimony.
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I didn't know who in the deliberation was mad at me or rooting for me.
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Government officials say formal parliamentary deliberation on the pension reform bill is expected in February.
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His successor, Tsai Ing-wen, advocates more caution and public deliberation in cross-strait ties.
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The announcement of the referendum follows several months of deliberation among the new Citizen's Assembly.
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A jury in Selma acquitted all three defendants after fewer than three hours of deliberation.
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The jury made the decision to acquit Rosfeld after less than four hours of deliberation.
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After three days of deliberation, we were finally able to find the defendant 'not guilty.
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"I think she's just going to be a distraction to the deliberation of the board."
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After thorough research and deliberation, conservators can establish a game plan in concert with curators.
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It said there has not been enough deliberation about margins, stress testing and trading limits.
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After months of deliberation, General Dwight D. Eisenhower's command in the final hour pressurized success.
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Mr. van Zweden began Brahms's Piano Concerto No. 1 with a deliberation drained of energy.
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Each bead, each piece of leather, each metal is stitched with concentration and much deliberation.
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The ultimate scope and amount of the tariffs depends on further deliberation at the WTO.
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Negotiating an end to North Korea's nuclear threat will take deliberation, political courage — and time.
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And they must recommit to instilling the values of deliberation and civility in their students.
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To legislate well, the Constitution's Framers emphasized one quality in Congress above all others: deliberation.
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In some ways, Congress' constitutional structure forces this kind of deliberation, regardless of other factors.
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Furthermore, our research gives cause for optimism: Implicit bias can be overcome with rational deliberation.
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In October, a jury acquitted him of all charges after only 45 minutes of deliberation.
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Usually, his itchy Twitter finger spells trouble, furiously tapping out missives unmoored from policy deliberation.
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"We will continue to approach fostering inclusion with the ongoing deliberation it deserves," she wrote.
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After all, argument is fundamental to any democracy, and limiting arguments can suppress needed deliberation.
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Wendl Kornfeld My resolution and why I chose it: Live with more deliberation and completion.
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Allow deliberation and future indictments to shine light on those dark shadows in our land.
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Chun-Li's identity and backstory also proved a great source of deliberation for the team.
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She and a Rockettes alumni closely examined my work, and after some deliberation, I passed.
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After months of deliberation, I finally decided that I was going to attempt a body transformation.
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Ralph was also convicted of second-degree murder after deliberation, child abuse and recklessly causing death.
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Whatever the case, after some deliberation the referees gave him his second technical and an ejection.
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"We charged this case after much thought and deliberation" said Prosecutor Kym Worthy in a statement.
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Arguably, we should do the same, though always with careful, thoughtful deliberation and never in haste.
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In charting the way ahead, we cannot escape the need for political leadership and careful deliberation.
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The fan base for deliberation is still small and afflicted with a tendency to constitutional nerdery.
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In this vast community, where real-space coercion couldn't hold, order flowed from collective ethical deliberation.
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But it has allowed the general public—the crucial "ordinary fish"—to participate in political deliberation.
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There would then be a special deliberation in the council of all 28 EU finance ministers.
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Which means there will be remarkably little public deliberation or debate over that bill's actual contents.
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For much of the 27 hours of deliberation, all but two were in favor of acquittal.
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No deliberation received more extensive attention than the discussion of the powers the Congress would wield.
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After a long deliberation, they decided they would test her with gluten and see what happened.
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Applying the brakes on the IANA transfer to allow more thoughtful review and deliberation is wise.
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Our team tried the Mystery flavor in September and, after some deliberation, settled on Teddy Grahams.
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But dissecting the vote afterwards, several lawmakers hinted that deliberation over the bill was too rushed.
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"The case will be brought forward to the Vendor Review Committee for deliberation," Mr. Dujarric added.
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"Clinton understood this type of conversation as part of the routine deliberation process," the summary said.
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It's precisely that deliberation that Abumrad senses in the oral arguments of the Supreme Court Justices.
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After months of deliberation, the government chose Harriet Tubman, the Civil War-era abolitionist and suffragist.
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All three investors I spoke to give roughly the same answer but with far less deliberation.
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Republicans and Democrats engaged in an hour-long deliberation, with tensions escalating on the floor. Rep.
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No deliberation, no legislative involvement, just a presidential directive upon taking office has decided the issue.
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"After thoughtful deliberation, I have decided to veto Assembly Bill 220006," Sisolak said in a statement.
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"A (for 100 Cars)" was, by turns, a placid deliberation, a thunderous roar, an ambitious lark.
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Finally, in late February, after a 20-minute jury deliberation, she was acquitted of all charges.
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Creating the conditions for healthy deliberation has never been easy for online communities of any size.
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CDC officials said their budget deliberation process is confidential and that they could not discuss specifics.
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If reason and deliberation are central to democracy, how on earth did Donald Trump get elected?
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It can be undertaken with great deliberation, in regularly scheduled planning meetings and off-site conferences.
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The years of deliberation that precede an appointment makes conducting more of an old man's game.
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Many imagine this as an impossible decision to make, one that would take hours of deliberation.
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A number of internationalist proposals drew increased support with deliberation, primarily based on movements among Republicans.
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A French-speaking waiter appeared and engaged them in a long deliberation about the cheese course.
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Duncan described Gates as "nervous," and said the jury ultimately threw away his testimony during deliberation.
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But say the "T" word and I'm out, without explanation, without exception, without the slightest deliberation.
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We shouldn't be comfortable with the other extreme, essentially handing out death sentences without much deliberation.
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Further, Congress cannot be responsive or effective in its most important public accountability function: informed deliberation.
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He seems to believe in rational problem-solving and deliberation, not ongoing Twitter rants and attacks.
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And it's how reality-distorting propaganda undermines the reasoned deliberation that is so essential to democracy.
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"[One-way] decisions must be made methodically, carefully, slowly, with great deliberation and consultation," he writes.
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What's next: More details may be released now that the grand jury has finished its deliberation.
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Gonzalez contains his love of screen excess with a deliberation that never feels contrived or cheap.
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As of Wednesday at noon, this wild, raucous deliberation has yielded exactly zero votes on amendments.
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Scientific experiments have confirmed that while conscious deliberation produces better outcomes for simple choices, complex decisions involving multiple factors are better served by subconscious deliberation while one&aposs attention is directed elsewhere — taking a mental step back and letting the intuitive mind do the heavy lifting.
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After much deliberation, reach outs, and consultation with collaborators, we are putting out this City-Wide Call.
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Jurors will hear the prosecution's closing statements Friday before receiving deliberation instructions next week from the judge.
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O'Connor's ruling awaits deliberation in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit in New Orleans.
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After 210 hours of deliberation, the jury found Bill Cosby guilty of sexual assault, according to CNN.
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Deliberation helps citizens see and engage with complexity and the trade-offs inherent in most policy dilemmas.
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There is a risk that America's institutional rot is too far advanced for mere deliberation to help.
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" And that the email sent to medical chiefs reflected "internal deliberation and not a change in policy.
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The final verdict in the oral deliberation—which may go through further rounds of discussions—remains outstanding.
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Some decisions come without much deliberation — like how you take your coffee (iced with extra syrup, please).
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The jury made its decision to acquit the former cop in just under 10 hours of deliberation.
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For much of the 27 hours of deliberation, all but two jurors were in favor of acquittal.
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"After much deliberation, we decided to move ahead with the radiation treatment," Heynis explained to the Rekord.
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"After much deliberation, I am postponing my upcoming show in Atlanta," Haddish, 39, said in a statement.
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New England's decision, and conviction, factored into Mangini's deliberation eight years later, when he coached the Jets.
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We will all have different ideas of what's appropriate, but it's the conversation and deliberation that's important.
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Reaction to the jury's decision, after more than 24 hours of deliberation over six days, was swift.
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Brandeis never abandoned his pure faith that, with hard work and due deliberation, all things are possible.
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Lincoln understood the role our institutions play in tempering democracy's excesses and ensuring deliberation, balance and stability.
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I would like to think we'll do so as part of a larger process of democratic deliberation.
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Knudsen continues to set up for and take throw-ins with the deliberation of a chess champion.
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But inside the jury deliberation room, the main debate was not about whether to acquit or convict.
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It is, after all, a powerful tool for motivation, even if it's a terrible tool for deliberation.
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After more than two days of deliberation, the jury convicted Mr. Talbott on two counts of murder.
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To put it mildly, the wholesale automation of deliberation would be an unfortunate development in democratic history.
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But Mr. Wilkins, who helped to write the speech, said little deliberation had gone into that line.
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After some deliberation, they went with Central Park because "it is iconic New York," Ms. Roper said.
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However, after a three-month deliberation, McDonald's made the decision to pull its thicker burgers in 2013.
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Therefore, Congress' mode of operation should be conducive towards a healthy deliberation that results in good legislation.
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The possible delay will provide a good opportunity for further deliberation about and clarification of the rule.
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The game began at near lightning speed, with both players making well-tested moves with little deliberation.
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Islamist's own track record over the past four decades should provide ample fodder for informed policy deliberation.
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After much deliberation, we have no choice but to admit that it looks and sounds pretty scrumptious.
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In the past, presidential phone calls were made only after much deliberation and with specific strategic objectives.
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By no means an impossible effort, but most certainly a difficult one that will require careful deliberation.
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Those recounts can change vote totals because they're done with much more deliberation than on election night.
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Lengthy deliberation are also not uncommon in complex fraud cases involving high-profile or politically-active defendants.
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After years of deliberation, a giant flood defense system was built across the river, completed in 201000.
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It's more [about] deliberation than transparency — this is a process where most members are being shut out.
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After an intense deliberation period, the panel announced a three-way tie between Teams 3, 4 and 6.
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Her deliberation is expressed through a series of arm swinging interpretive dance accompanied with explosive graphics and patterns.
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Bowling Green, Kentucky, recently used the online deliberation platform Polis to identify common policy areas for consensus building.
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We need transparency, oversight, and accountability mechanisms sufficient to allow informed ethical choice and deliberation across the company.
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After initial consultation and deliberation, we've proposed a basic scope and structure that's outlined in this draft charter.
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This staggered system was meant to give couples the opportunity to end their marriages only after careful deliberation.
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And, when decrypts were available, the judicious use or non-use of the information involved agonizingly difficult deliberation.
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DISSENTERS Meetings now start several hours earlier, leaving more time for deliberation and giving policymakers time to speak.
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If not, the case will go to closing arguments and jury instructions, and then deliberation by the jury.
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So, on Tuesday, after careful deliberation, Mr. Farr plans to take a Democratic ballot and vote for Mrs.
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Around the world, national and local governments are increasingly looking to the original form of democracy, citizen deliberation.
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They aimed to bring the "rough consensus and running code" ethos of open-source software to civic deliberation.
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ALL over Europe, there is concern about an increase in anti-Semitism, and deliberation over how to respond.
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T'Challa easily made his way to the finals, but the other half of the bracket required more deliberation.
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"A president must be disciplined, control emotions, and act only after reflection and careful deliberation," the letter states.
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Nevertheless, in May the island's parliament, the States of Deliberation, will vote on whether to legalise assisted dying.
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It is the University's ongoing obligation to engage in constant deliberation and continued reflection regarding its admissions policies.
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The procedural vote Tuesday was a vote for blind party loyalty, not deliberation and not sound public policy.
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But jurors afterward said further deliberation could prove fruitful if the judge provided more explanation of the law.
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He is reckless, ignorant of rudimentary policy matters and all too ready to speak without forethought or deliberation.
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"It is the university's ongoing obligation to engage in constant deliberation and continued reflection regarding its admissions policies".
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A nice package will sweeten the surprise, especially if the gift is the result of some thoughtful deliberation.
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If the protesting NFL players are sincerely interested in justice, they will patiently engage in such serious deliberation.
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Like the canonical figures upheld at the time, Gustave Flaubert perhaps supreme, Roth wrote with detachment and deliberation.
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We need to balance our sense of urgency with patience and deliberation, recognizing that fundamental change takes time.
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The enemy now is hidden and scattered, so the show dives in not with fury, but painstaking deliberation.
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It marks the point at which Peele, with great deliberation, steps beyond the confines of the horror flick.
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The internet as currently configured is, perhaps, inherently too fast and inexpensive to nurture sustained, healthy collective deliberation.
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"Any disruption to the Party Congress' deliberation would be an unwelcome development, including unilateral provocations by North Korea."
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"After countless hours of deliberation Mike and I have decided to forego the Rio Olympics," their post said.
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But with a variety of materials, styles, and purposes available, choosing the right one can require some deliberation.
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National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation is a network of groups that bring people together across fault lines.
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The couple "entered into this union the way two lawyers might, with thoughtfulness and careful deliberation," he said.
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The jury voted unanimously for convicting the professor, Dr. Khaw Kim-sun, after almost seven hours of deliberation.
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"Each bead, each piece of leather, each metal is stitched with concentration and much deliberation," says Bint Altaf.
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Our political system is based on the idea that persuasion and deliberation lead to compromise and toward truth.
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Throughout "Belonging," text and image are interleaved with this kind of deliberation, forcing you to read actively, carefully.
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Britain was blessed by a stable parliamentary system and by a legislative culture that valued deliberation and debate.
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He remained stone-faced throughout the trial, even when he was sentenced to death after a lengthy deliberation.
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Scott A. Keller, Texas' solicitor general, said state lawmakers had adopted the maps after substantial debate and deliberation.
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After five days of deliberation, the jury was deadlocked, and Fairstein allowed Chambers to plead guilty to manslaughter.
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Over the course of the deliberation, a third of the congregation — including Folliard — decided to leave the church.
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But for many, the process is an ethically and financially fraught one, over which much deliberation takes place.
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The jury trial in Melbourne lasted just short of five weeks, ending with three days of jury deliberation.
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Those orders were temporary measures, he wrote, while the proclamation was the product of extensive study and deliberation.
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However, if the behavior requires a high degree of intentionality, effort, or deliberation, it is not a habit.
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After careful deliberation, I have concluded that I cannot support Judge Neil Gorsuch's nomination to the Supreme Court.
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So the next time members of Congress, present or former, talk about how regular order has broken down in Congress, how there's no process and no deliberation, they should get a simple question: What have they done to provide Congress the resources to ensure high-quality deliberation can take place?
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After some deliberation, Senator Bernie Sanders has agreed to face Hillary Clinton in an additional debate on Thursday night.
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If after careful deliberation you've decided that the risks are slim, but you're still terrified, then consider staying put.
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It took me two months of research and deliberation to decide that Apple's payment plan made sense for me.
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On Friday, however, a jury acquitted Rosfeld of all counts in a deliberation that took less than four hours.
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"Everybody can see what our thought processes were and the amount of work that's gone into the deliberation," Sen.
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Six white men, five white women, and one black man were seated on Wednesday after two days of deliberation.
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After much deliberation, the entire collection was donated to the Internet Archive, a nonprofit dedicated to digitizing physical media.
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For Mr. Springsteen, "The River" was a pivotal album — the distillation of a lengthy recording process and long deliberation.
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But off the court, an equally important deliberation is going on: a new collective bargaining agreement (CBA) for players.
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After much deliberation, I chose a beautiful milky beige for my nails and a raspberry shade for my toes.
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At the end of the contest there was neither pause nor deliberation from the three Thai judges at ringside.
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I can still remember the professors who challenged me to make decisions with good information, rigorous reasoning, real deliberation.
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After months of deliberation, the decision to buy 34 of the planes was announced at a government news conference.
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The judge handed down the sentence after a two-day trial and less than 45 minutes of jury deliberation.
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The Department "prioritized the expeditious completion of the rulemaking process at the expense of thoughtful deliberation," the report said.
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After much deliberation, I decided ten bucks an hour was also my going rate for giving up my morals.
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Often driven by instinct rather than deep deliberation, Trump is mostly right when he critiques North Korea and Iran.
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Typically, there are protocols in place that outline a deliberation process that decides whether an operation will be named.
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After much deliberation, we decided to take something of a gamble and name our son as the new publisher.
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The sovereignty of the American people requires us to take steps to protect our political deliberation from foreign manipulation.
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Regardless of where one stands on teacher pay increases, this kind of information is clearly relevant to public deliberation.
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The whereabouts of Mr. Christie's cellphone had been the subject of much deliberation as lawyers prepared for the Sept.
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At the very least, Kavanaugh should have to recuse himself from any deliberation over the nature of executive privilege.
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But in the case of climate, this deliberation has been accompanied by inertia born of bureaucratic caution and politics.
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Others dismissed the hearing as "deliberation theater" that wouldn't make any real impact unless there was a viral moment.
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After months of deliberation, the White House decided it would not pursue any encryption legislation for the time being.
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The National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation has more than 700 members doing this work, mainly at the community level.
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This puzzle required a lot of deliberation to overrule the instinctual direction of entering answers, all the way through.
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Our long-term agenda should be to bolster institutions that foster democratic deliberation and the rational pursuit of knowledge.
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Flowers's most recent retrial, in 2010, resulted in a verdict reached after only half an hour of juror deliberation.
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The education, deliberation, and questioning inherent in the tradition of Jewish arguing and jurisprudence — these are unquestionably Jewish values.
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Painting, typically tied to control, deliberation, and authorship, opposed the Surrealists' desire for a more automatic, or unconscious, creation.
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The neuroscientist Antonio Damasio has shown that emotions saturate even the seemingly pure information-processing aspects of rational deliberation.
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Political and career staffers alike have found themselves caught off-guard by announcements preceded by little deliberation or planning.
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"This is a grave decision that requires thorough and solemn deliberation," Lee said in a statement announcing her decision.
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The court-martial panel of five combat officers returned not guilty verdicts on all counts after an hour's deliberation.
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After much deliberation from the judges, we're pleased to announce the winner of Hardware Battlefield at TechCrunch Shenzhen 2019.
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Jurors are expected to begin deliberation as early as Thursday afternoon after closing arguments for the defendants are completed.
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Where freshman members expect to enter storied halls for deliberation, reason, and thought, they find a nonstop call center.
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Stephen Miller, senior policy adviser to the president, encouraged Trump to listen to Duke's deliberation, according to the report.
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Historians say the Confederate statues should be removed slowly, with deliberation, not destroyed in the middle of the night.
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The juror says it got super heated in the deliberation room, which was so small jurors couldn't even pace.
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After four days of deliberation, jurors in Paul Manafort's criminal trial had more questions for the presiding judge Tuesday.
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It's wonderful that we're always thinking apocalyptically and thinking as if time and spaces of deliberation are against us.
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After months of deliberation, the government is ready to put its pension-reform plan to the Legislative Yuan, Taiwan's parliament.
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On Thursday, after deliberation among Mr. Sanders and his top advisers, the campaign released an ad that implicitly criticized Mrs.
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There will be no public comment period, no deliberation with experts, no let's-wait-a-week-and-think-about-this.
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Chanel Lewis, 22, was found guilty on all counts by a jury Monday night after nearly five hours of deliberation.
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Yet in a process that cried out for compromise and deliberation, Mrs May has resisted all attempts to involve Parliament.
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After much deliberation and a heart-to-heart conversation with Guerra, Shreibman took his place behind the kit (and microphone).
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After four years of deliberation, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was officially adopted by the European Union in 272.
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Instead, the U.S. District Court jury in Orlando acquitted Salman after roughly 12 hours of deliberation that began on Wednesday.
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A written decision from the gaming commission will be issued after a period of deliberation but is not expected immediately.
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Unfortunately, all that deliberation hasn't got them too far in terms of actually keeping people or the planet very safe.
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The President reached a decision on the future of the US strategy in Afghanistan on Friday after months of deliberation.
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Rather than re-establishing a space for democratic deliberation on social media, counter-bot strategies risk further polluting the discussion.
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Bunch was charged with arson and felony murder, and after only a few hours of deliberation, a jury convicted her.
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There is no loyalty or deliberation in the White House, only a savage "Lord of the Flies" sort of chaos.
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" The two also note that the decision to hire short was made without "adequate faculty discussion, deliberation, and a vote.
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And while the big patches can require some serious deliberation, little guys like these are almost irresistible to throw on.
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"This transaction was the result of an intense period of deliberation by the board, and lengthy, constructive negotiations with Bluesky.".
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The City Council, after years of deliberation and through a finely wrought compromise, passed the fee as an antipollution measure.
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" The official added the Syria withdrawal was "a complete reversal" and it was done "without deliberation, no consideration of risks.
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Thus, the phenomenon that is made-up news has been a weed in public deliberation since the beginning of civilization.
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When we were told to adjourn to the deliberation room, I once again thought this would be open and shut.
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The latest court ruling was delivered in a closed-door deliberation on September 26 and only made public this week.
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After years of deliberation on how best to protect personal data, the EU is imposing a set of tough rules.
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The whole point of having a republic with representative democracy was to slow down deliberation so that reason could prevail.
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After deliberation, it was ruled that the ball touched DeMarcus Cousins' finger on the inbound, but the clock didn't start.
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The ruling follows weeks of deliberation by a panel of five judges, who seemed to express sympathy during the hearings.
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Perhaps he's right that keeping a strong hand and avoiding public deliberation is his best chance to get things done.
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As written by Poulenc, these sisters come together as a religious community in ensemble scenes of prayer, deliberation and crisis.
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Leafing through magazines, which they calmly tear to pieces as the scene proceeds, they deliver their lyrics with cool deliberation.
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I notice that they have biscuits, and after some (read: very, very little) deliberation, I grab one of those too.
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It is an appeal to face the unknown not with fear and apprehension, but with careful thought and measured deliberation.
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All of these questions are important and require thoughtful deliberation by the Egyptian regime and its allies around the world.
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It came to the floor during the first days of deliberation and would shape nearly every decision of that summer.
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After only a few hours of deliberation, a jury convicted him and he was sentenced to 20 years to life.
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"Even the Senate, known for its slow deliberation, has already convened two hearings on the topic this year," Waters said.
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" But after all the deliberation, it was clear to Kwan and Chu that it was really "no decision at all.
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The Email Privacy Act passed the House in February and the Senate bill, the ECPA Modernization Act, is awaiting deliberation.
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Or was this a situation in which our first instinct is our best instinct and the clouding occurs in deliberation?
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It took the jury eight days of deliberation to find MacCormack guilty, CBS Boston reported last month after his conviction.
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The Senate's historical record makes clear: transparent deliberation and an open amendment process dramatically reduces the use of the filibuster.
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It came to the floor during the first days of deliberation and would shape nearly every decision of that summer.
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In this case, sharing what happened in the deliberation room, even with immediate family, may put the jurors at risk.
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If a company takes issue with the execution of the law, the issue would go to the German courts for deliberation.
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On Tuesday, in his second trial in Etan's death, Hernandez was convicted of kidnapping and murder following the jury's lengthy deliberation.
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Such deliberation over migration policy is preferable to the angry rashness Mr Trump has shown in his first weeks in office.
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They must now be elected by both MPs and members over a month-long process that is intended to prompt deliberation.
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Some recipes he knows by heart; others involve deliberation over how to reach a desired objective with the ingredients on hand.
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If successful, what arises is then, a space for structured dialog, deliberation and engagement to lead to productive, co-produced outcomes.
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"After careful deliberation, Microsoft Studios has come to the decision to end production for Scalebound," the company said in a statement.
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The results of this long deliberation actually foreshadows season 2's wild, fatal ending in a way no one would expect.
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They should be the subject of open, public deliberation, not subordinated to whatever markets-with-a-carbon-price happen to produce.
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After months of deliberation, in early January the Navy announced the Zumwalts would switch from bombarding beaches to hunting other ships.
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Only in periods of relative tranquillity are citizens "patient" enough for debate and deliberation, she writes, or to listen to experts.
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I also believe that modern institutions could do more to appeal to, and engage, people's capacities for reflection and collective deliberation.
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In a deliberation on Friday, it was decided that the outbreak does not constitute a public health emergency of international concern.
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West, after much deliberation, decided to change his forthcoming album title from the already-perfect Swish to the emoji-ready Waves.
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A draft amendment has been submitted for deliberation at a bi-monthly session of parliament's standing committee, which started on Monday.
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In April of 2014, after nine months of deliberation, he took the deal and walked out of Florence a free man.
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Although Mantha was the offended player, Canadiens coach Newsy Lalonde, after much deliberation, opted to let Armand Mondou take the shot.
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He resisted at first, but after a week of deliberation, he finally agreed and won the top job in the House.
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I know there's somebody in that deliberation room right now who looks over at Bill Cosby and doesn't see Bill Cosby.
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"Chairman Thornberry believes the process should allow for deliberation and debate on a standalone bill," Thornberry spokesman Claude Chafin said Wednesday.
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Comedian Bill Cosby was found guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent assault on Thursday after two days of jury deliberation.
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The Vivo Apex provided a fun exhibit of the current thinking and deliberation among phone designers looking for the next breakthrough.
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The fracas signals that prosecutors have some concerns that the judge's tactics could affect the jury's deliberation of the complicated case.
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But the death penalty is unambiguously falling out of favor where it matters most: in jury deliberation rooms across the country.
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Far from a mundane exercise, deliberation and adoption of the rules provides insight about the governing priorities of the majority party.
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It's paced and structured with precise deliberation; it suggests roughness, but at the same time it's been polished to diamond sharpness.
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This undermines the foundations of our system, which are found in actual deliberation within and between co-equal branches of government.
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After years of deliberation and study, the firm agreed in 22016 to allow "at risk" contracts alongside its traditional fee structure.
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To reach their decision, jurors said they relied on the video, watching it over and over again in the deliberation room.
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His recent communications contain more high-minded deliberation than hard discussion of the company's problems and how to deal with them.
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"After careful deliberation, there was no acceptable path forward that would mitigate the risk enough to protect our community," Escott said.
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At a minimum, companies can commit not to obstruct deliberation on civic reform—and challenge their peers to do the same.
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Acceptance is the final stage, and in this case, it comes with the understanding that all that deliberation was pro forma.
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Last Friday, 12 jurors convicted the officer, Jason Van Dyke, of second-degree murder after less than eight hours of deliberation.
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The silencing of these North Vietnamese "antiwar" voices was intimately connected to the strategy deliberation for the upcoming 1968 military campaign.
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In the end, the judges said, they "couldn't separate" the two novels: hours of deliberation and taking of votes "didn't work".
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And distinctions between states and districts provide an additional means to give disparate perspectives that can enhance deliberation and improve legislation.
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It's trying to have a smarter approach to deliberation so that there's actually more problem-solving that happens in this place.
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It didn't take 'em long to reach their verdict Friday in federal court in L.A. -- a mere 50 minutes of deliberation.
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General Electric, which on Monday said its chairman, Jeffrey Immelt, would continue to advise the president, did so after careful deliberation.
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Even in this book, without the ballast of a sustained argument, there's a deliberation in her pacing that keeps everything moving.
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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (CNN)He put his teacup down with the deliberation of a man about to choose his words carefully.
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The jury for Boone-Doty, who was identified as the gunman, rendered its verdict last Thursday after three hours of deliberation.
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Writing good policy takes time and deliberation, especially when it is something as complex as re-regulating the health insurance marketplace.
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The verdict came in Thursday morning -- after less than a day of deliberation -- and the jury ruled in favor of Zeppelin.
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Not only have there been no committee hearings so far, but it is unlikely that we'll see any committee deliberation whatsoever.
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Iscove's practice of trying to treat homosexuality—so called "conversion" therapy—wasn't up for deliberation as an ethical failure in the hearing.
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To make that deliberation process easier, we've rounded up the best gratis products you can earn from Sephora's Rewards Bazaar right now.
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The difficult election process required a thorough dissection of her work and application, and a 12-hour long deliberation of her portfolio.
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Following a month of deliberation, Justice William B. Horkins sent down a chilling verdict against the victims and in favor of Ghomeshi.
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After much deliberation and consultation with his Board and investors, he decided to forge ahead with a complete overhaul of the platform.
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Ms Park's unloved prime minister, Hwang Kyo-ahn, would take over for the duration of the court's deliberation if MPs impeach her.
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Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in the case, which means they have to prove he murdered the child with deliberation, Missourinet.
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"Any decision to sell more arms to Saudi Arabia should be given adequate time for full deliberation by Congress," the letter said.
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O'Connor's ruling, backed by the Justice Department, awaits deliberation with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 216th Circuit in New Orleans.
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" Haverstick clarified to Broadly that the email which was sent to medical chiefs "reflects internal deliberation and not a change in policy.
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Usually the riders responsible are disqualified, but on Tuesday, after minutes of tense deliberation, the race was restarted with all six cyclists.
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But now, after a half-hour deliberation last week, a six-person jury in Idaho has cleared Crosland of any criminal wrongdoing.
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But Trump's conduct rarely suggests deliberation; it more often seems to express his anger, his tiresome ego, and his instincts for performance.
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I hated the thought of moving againAfter much deliberation, my husband and I decided we wanted to stay put in Jacksonville, Florida.
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"If we seek to represent the greatest deliberative body in the world, I think this would create more deliberation," Daines said Monday.
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There is the dialogue between the slowly painted figural form and the abstraction of the quickly applied dots, between deliberation and impulsiveness.
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Conducting a thoughtful and substantive deliberation after the election is in the best interests of the Senate, the judiciary and the country.
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But he was summoned to review the VAR footage and, after deliberation, awarded the spot kick - to the fury of the Socceroos.
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They intend to do this despite repeatedly and angrily criticizing the ACA for being moved too quickly and with too little deliberation.
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The report was released in May 2014 after nearly a year of analysis and deliberation by a committee led by Mr. Sulzberger.
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"On further deliberation, I concluded such a mechanism does not fully achieve my vision of a 21st century Lifeline program," Clyburn said.
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And even as the stimulus package heads toward fierce deliberation, McConnell emphasized that "help is on the way" for the American public.
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The Werner show gives you a sense of Puvis's deliberation, the way he worked up motifs in drawing, and also his range.
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But as the play proceeds, Ms. Gevinson, who plies a Southern accent with conscientious deliberation, seems less dangerously unhinged than typically teenaged.
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The day before I flew there to visit her, McDormand decided, after some deliberation, that I was not invited to her house.
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They stress the entitlement of Muslim scholars, after due deliberation, to make fresh moral pronouncements through a process of ijma or consensus.
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The jury in Mr. Percoco's case seemed skeptical at first, declaring itself to be deadlocked after less than 20 hours of deliberation.
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All laws and decisions would first go through an e-deliberation process before being debated in our city halls, parliaments or congresses.
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And after much deliberation among lawyers and negotiation, in a bizarre precedent, a statement was crafted and Shanahan was a free man.
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This means the building blocks of a solid strategy — deliberation, clarity, predictability — are being pulled out from under the national security edifice.
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" The trial organizing resolution says these arguments will be "followed by deliberation of the Senate, if so ordered under the impeachment rules.
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" The trial organizing resolution says these arguments will be "followed by deliberation of the Senate, if so ordered under the impeachment rules.
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The agency's analysis was proceeding as it should, with an emphasis on science and thoughtful deliberation, until February 85033, when Alaska Gov.
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It also results in good deliberation in its passage, giving a clear, understandable text which Congress can debate, then pass or reject.
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After much deliberation, Mongeau and her manager Jordan Worona turned the deal down, even when they increased the offer to $2 million.
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The defense attorney for Jones has said he will appeal the verdict, which came after less than an hour of jury deliberation.
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Merritt kept the Jeans company one night after a Dallas County grand jury failed to indict Guyger in its first day of deliberation.
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And Mr Trump's nominee departs from Mr Scalia in a more telling and more worrying way: the role of philosophy in legal deliberation.
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The conventions, no longer a substantive deliberation by party delegates to pick a nominee, have largely become scripted coronations in glitzy sports arenas.
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In addition, Mr. Ryan failed to deliver on early promises to open up deliberation to more input from rank-and-file House members.
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Shelley Bykewich, chief Crown prosecutor in Edmonton, thanked the jury for their deliberation and the Edmonton police for their handling of the case.
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As for LTE, if I were buying a new Apple Watch right now, I'd have to give the whole thing a serious deliberation.
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A jury of seven men and five women voted after 14 hours of deliberation to convict the former TV star, according to BuzzFeed.
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It took some deliberation, but Iggy Azalea decided not to let the man she loves get a misspelled word tattooed on his back.
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That can also provide a refreshing contrast to lengthy essays and opinion pieces that may in fact further stoke anger rather than deliberation.
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The scratches on this flake of flint may not look much but they were made with deliberation by a Neanderthal man or woman.
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"It is the University's ongoing obligation to engage in constant deliberation and continued reflection regarding its admissions policies," wrote Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote.
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This is because voir dire answers concern the person's qualifications to be a juror, and do not relate to the actual deliberation process.
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There remains a need for additional fact-finding and deliberation before any reasoned judgement could be made as to the propriety of impeachment.
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The five-judge panel, formed by Pakistan's Supreme Court in November 2016 to investigate Sharif, delivered its ruling after two months of deliberation.
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However, this designation, especially when made by the United States, has immense consequence, and therefore should only result from careful assessment and deliberation.
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Facing charges of aggravated indecent assault, Cosby's case against one woman ended in a mistrial on June 17 after six days of deliberation.
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Without a real committee process or open deliberation, though, it's impossible to tell exactly why the legislative sausage is coming out this way.
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Norristown, Pennsylvania (CNN)After 52 hours of deliberation over five days, the jury in Bill Cosby's trial has yet to reach a verdict.
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After more than six days of deliberation in Norristown, Pennsylvania, jurors were unable to come to a unanimous decision beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Rather than run draft legislation through an open committee process, Republicans have outsourced the entire deliberation to 13 male senators from 10 states.
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This episode was filled with small, emotionally devastating moments, but it centered on two big ones: the closing statements and the jury deliberation.
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Hawaii on behalf of the administration, came before the justices and suggested the executive order sprang from thoughtful, measured deliberation and bureaucratic consensus.
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Prosecutor Greg Andres said in the Virginia court Wednesday that 388 documents were submitted into evidence in the case currently under jury deliberation.
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After much deliberation, and in accordance with both state law and our employee handbook, I made the difficult decision to proceed without them.
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More than an hour later, the jury said it was deadlocked and couldn't reach a unanimous verdict after about nine hours of deliberation.
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Will President Trump want the NSC to develop policy options for deliberation by the principles or to have decisions brought forward for approval?
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Congress and the president should work together to determine how to address it domestically through legislative deliberation and globally through the treaty process.
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And when a high school suspends students for demonstrating against mass shootings, it teaches that political deliberation has no place within formal education.
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The court ruled in her favor early Monday, after a four-hour hearing at an oceanside hotel here and numerous hours of deliberation.
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The operation, which came after a week of deliberation, was carried out in coordination with Britain and France, leaders from the countries said.
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But sadly for the prosecution, Flora is still babbling on about Priscilla, which causes the jury to split after 16 days of deliberation.
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Informed deliberation could be a lot more compelling, but it can never compete on the same turf with funny GIFs and targeted videos.
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When it came to passing the new hastily prepared tax legislation, Senate leader Mitch McConnell abandoned his self-proclaimed reverence for careful deliberation.
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But after nearly six hours of sometimes heated deliberation, the jurors announced that they could not come to a decision on either charge.
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Committees held hearings, developed policies through extended deliberation and negotiation, and built broad bipartisan support, and those bills came up for floor votes.
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On Friday, a jury in Manhattan found Mr. Gilbert guilty of second-degree murder, rejecting an insanity defense after two days of deliberation.
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The vote by the Port Authority board came after several months of deliberation and years of pleading and pressure from unionized airport workers.
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This past Wednesday, "after much deliberation," the organizers of the Aspen Ideas Festival, scheduled for late June and early July, canceled the event.
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By suggesting that all criticism of their ideas and plans is invalid, nothing but the product of malice, they make public deliberation impossible.
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Rotunno told jurors they don't even need to think about Sciorra's story in the deliberation room if they don't believe Mann or Haley.
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Political identities are shaped mainly by factors that have nothing to do with rational deliberation: family and tribal origins, character traits, historical currents.
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We recognize our political mishaps, but the leap from public deliberation to detentions and fallacious designations is preposterous, shortsighted and an alarming precedent.
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Despite all of that, we hold on to our belief that political disagreements should be settled with deliberation, not fear-mongering and terror.
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The doctrinal power exists to allow an administration to keep private some internal discussions so that there can be candid deliberation about policy.
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Done right with lots of deliberation this is going to take a lot of time, but there's obviously some really troubling things here.
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President Ronald Reagan came into office with plans to eliminate the agency in 212, but after deliberation only trimmed 26% of its funding.
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Federal court officials said 20 jurors were questioned during the deliberation, seven of those were found to be qualified and 13 jurors were excused.
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A federal judge in 1989 ordered a new sentencing hearing because jurors had improperly been allowed to bring a Bible into the deliberation room.
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Neal made his initial ask for Trump's tax information on April 3 after a months-long deliberation with staff, committee members and House lawyers.
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Hayes was charged with second-degree murder, but the jury returned a guilty verdict on the lesser charge after about five hours of deliberation.
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On Friday, after prolonged deliberation, three judges decided in the prosecution's favor and green lighted-Princess Cristina's public trial in an 85-page ruling.
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After months of deliberation, she quit her job as a librarian and enrolled in Tech Elevator, a 14-week coding boot camp, in October.
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During their deliberation, all twelve jurors agreed that the defense counsel had raised reasonable doubts about whether Johnson understood that Doe hadn't given consent.
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Lastly, some might worry that fast track would forestall the kind of public deliberation that is so central to our democratic system of government.
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"Dragonfly would also enable censorship and government-directed disinformation, and destabilize the ground truth on which popular deliberation and dissent rely," the employees write.
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Such an advance would require careful deliberation to ensure safety, privacy, and efficacy—but it would usher in the age of the human cyborg.
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Indeed, in the emails seen by New Scientist there seems to be some deliberation about what constitutes a cloud as opposed to atmospheric haze.
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After two years of deliberation, the Human Interference Task Force issued a large technical report for the Department of Energy containing their final recommendations.
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After some careful deliberation, I decided to go with the iRobot 980, a model that has wifi connectivity and a power boost for carpets.
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Early this year, after some deliberation, they withdrew the money and bought 10 goats which have since been given to various members for breeding.
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"After a lot of careful thought and deliberation, I have decided not to return to RHOC this season," she told Bravo's The Daily Dish.
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The same dynamics and dealmaking at play in the final hours of the House deliberation could be at work in the Senate as well.
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South Korea presidential scandal: What you need to know Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn is acting President for the duration of the court's deliberation.
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The deliberation of the justices is generally a private matter and little is known about how the top court comes to its final decisions.
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The rules of classification still apply, of course, but other norms guarding privacy and preserving candid deliberation have to be weighed against big imperatives.
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Careful deliberation goes into who the president-elect speaks to first and career diplomats deliver background briefings on issues to be raised and avoided.
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On March 23, he was delivered a guilty verdict, two days after his selection as a candidate and after over four weeks of deliberation.
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I noticed the deliberation with which he chewed his food, the assurance and self-confidence that the workings of his jaws seemed to express.
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Republicans continuously slammed Democrats during the passage of the Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare, for not being transparent during the deliberation process.
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Meaningful immigration deliberation must put aside overly broad categorical labels and acknowledge and account for the limitless diversity and difference running through immigrant communities.
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On changeovers he organized water bottles with a deliberation worthy of Rafael Nadal and sat with the posture and flat feet of Andy Murray.
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Indeed, from a historical perspective, it could prove to be one of the important lines of the entire Justice Department deliberation over the report.
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I envisioned myself going through the drive through and after a few minutes of deliberation, choosing the chicken sandwich from the picture menu board.
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While so many adventure sports in the GoPro era seem to exist for the sake of spectacle, ice climbing remains a practice of deliberation.
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"The court declares there is no winner in this election," Circuit Court Judge Bryant Sugg said after the deliberation, according to The Washington Post.
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In the statement, Redstone said he will apply "the same deliberation and consideration" he used when he removed Dauman and George Abrams as trustees.
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We like to think of democracy as a battle of ideas and a process of individual deliberation, but this year demography has been destiny.
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Her production company also co-produces the other top legal television program: "Hot Bench," a three-judge joint deliberation, which Sheindlin created in 2014.
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At an unrelated news conference on Wednesday before the decision, he told reporters that he was not involved in the environmental agency's deliberation process.
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In a message posted on Facebook, members of Phi Psi wrote that they voted unanimously to dissolve their fraternity after a week of deliberation.
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They intend to do this despite repeatedly and angrily criticizing the Affordable Care Act for being moved too quickly and with too little deliberation.
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The infrastructure of the society is under threat — the procedures that shape government, the credibility of information, the privacy rules that make deliberation possible.
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It's an instrument of massive surveillance and our dependence on it distorts our judgements and directs major decisions without deep human deliberation or contemplation.
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A former UBS precious metals trader, Andre Flotron, was acquitted by a jury in Connecticut last month after only a few hours of deliberation.
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In a cautious 7-to-2 decision, the court acknowledged the value of decorum and solemn deliberation as voters prepare to cast their ballots.
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After years of internal deliberation, McLeod decided to stop offering weddings in fall 2019, Dickinson, the Charleston County Parks marketing director, told BuzzFeed News.
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However, despite the delay, after a four-day trial and djust 73 minutes deliberation, Kowalczyk was convicted on nine counts of producing child pornography.
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But he added that the federal government must proceed with "a great deal of deliberation and caution and care" in assessing the Idaho plan.
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The paint application masquerades as random, but bespeaks intense deliberation, the emotionality of which is veiled by the single colors, but also quickly felt.
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If a representative sample is polled following deliberation, it can give voice to the public's considered judgments about what really needs to be done.
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To begin with, it elevates superficiality, speed and the image — all youthful preoccupations — over depth, deliberation and text, which we associate with mature adults.
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The defense is expected to make its closing arguments Thursday morning, and the jury is slated to receive its deliberation instructions later that day.
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His first trial ended in 2015 when Justice Maxwell Wiley declared a mistrial after the jury reported being deadlocked after 18 days of deliberation.
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But after Kisenosato won his first championship title on Sunday, in his 73rd professional tournament, the Yokozuna Deliberation Council recommended that he be promoted.
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After three days of deliberation, a jury in Federal District Court in Brooklyn issued a guilty verdict against the latest defendant, Eugenio Perez, 47.
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You commit to partners—or decide to end things with partners—through a slow process of deliberation, and prefer romantic relationships to run smoothly.
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Friday's vote was possible only after the Senate discarded longstanding rules meant to ensure mature deliberation and bipartisan cooperation in considering Supreme Court nominees.
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A powerful few are using their resources to reshape public policy in line with their (unpopular but self-serving) ideals without sufficient public deliberation.
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Today the bill passed the Senate's full session 22020-11, with all forty lawmakers voting along party lines after nearly two hours of deliberation.
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In his book, The Death of Deliberation, Dr. James Wallner links the use of this open-ended process with successful passage of controversial legislation.
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Other scientists have said that, upon finding such a promising site, they would have moved with extreme deliberation, consulting experts in deep-cave excavation.
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The Senate was built to govern, not to spend its time in endless deliberation, and the legislative filibuster makes that difficult, if not impossible.
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It is also true that a thoughtful process of democratic deliberation and compromise can yield better policy outcomes than merely following the majority's will.
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Though the Misk Institute initially planned to fully finance the exhibition, after deliberation, the museum has announced its decision to self-fund the show.
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I knew he would get off as soon as I read in the paper that the jury had hit a third day of deliberation.
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When three white men were tried for killing Reeb, an all-white jury found them not guilty after an hour and half of deliberation.
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This time, one Democratic appointee, Judge William B. Traxler Jr., switched sides, noting that more care and deliberation had gone into the latest order.
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Dominant companies which might limit, or skew, free expression, open deliberation and self-determination—encouraging "jealousies and animosities" in the realm of ideas—are worse.
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Rather, it is the place where the law is applied to the facts and evidence presented; and, after due deliberation and consideration, determinations are made.
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After nearly five hours of deliberation among the Democratic caucus in a closed-door meeting, Davis and McIntosh emerged to support Jones for the speakership.
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The announcement stunned many investors, who'd expected the U.S.-China trade deliberation to finish on a positive note this week after months of tamer dialogue.
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There are dinosaurs, high-stakes action, and more than a little deliberation about how scientific progress is changing humanity's understanding of the world around us.
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After two days of jury deliberation in April, Sorokin was found guilty on multiple fraud charges, including second-degree grand larceny and theft of services.
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When Trump announced Moore's nomination to the Fed last week, Bloomberg's Jennifer Jacobs reported that a shockingly small amount of deliberation went into the choice.
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And we were always going to make a decision on the balancing sheet and we made that decision this year after a lot of deliberation.
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A draft amendment to the country's Criminal Law was submitted for deliberation at a session of the National People&aposs Congress Standing Committee on Monday.
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They look much more like canvases by male Abstract Expressionists, and of course that's the case with most women artists, maybe until now, under deliberation.
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Dynel Lane, 35, was found guilty on Tuesday after a seven-hour, two-day deliberation by a Boulder County, Colorado, jury, reported the Denver Post.
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Jason McCrary, 38, was found guilty in the May 2015 shooting death of Timberly Claytor by a jury after three hours of deliberation on Friday.
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There is, however, an overemphasis on consequential testing, which prioritizes short, quick-response answers over deliberation and elaboration, and prioritizes test scores over authentic learning.
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After much deliberation, the company finally introduced a "Buyable Pins" feature in mid-2015 that let users buy products directly from retailers without leaving Pinterest.
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Cory Booker and a more subdued speech from Clinton, told CNN on Monday night -- after a great deal of deliberation -- that she caucused for Clinton.
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But things took a turn this week, and Matthew Sr. confirmed that after much deliberation, the family would be taking the baby off life support.
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The juror went on to say the votes in jury deliberation were evenly split and there was no skew based on sex, age or color.
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Casey, 643, looked straight ahead as the verdict was read on day 89 of the trial following almost 62 hours of deliberation by the jury.
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Though his lawyer, Jesse A. Young, argued that the confession was coerced, the jury returned a guilty verdict after only a few hours of deliberation.
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But a bill passed as swiftly and without deliberation as the tax plan was sure to multiply those problems, and that expectation has come true.
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The compromise also is more likely to reflect careful deliberation (the recent public lands bill was in the works for four years) and open debate.
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The responsibility of platforms may not be to merely moderate "better"; they may need to facilitate the collective and collaborative deliberation that moderation really requires.
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Clinton "stated deliberation over a future drone strike did not give her cause for concern regarding classification," according to the F.B.I. summary of the interview.
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The evidence most supportive of Bloom's contention that we do not have free will also is compelling evidence against the notion of conscious rational deliberation.
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"The retreat on both sides into ever narrower identities threatens the possibility of deliberation and collective action by the society as a whole," he writes.
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Lawmakers should approach these changes with deliberation and reform current policies gradually to enable the American people to adjust to them without doing unnecessary harm.
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Government officials say formal parliamentary deliberation on the pension reform bill is expected in February, but lawmakers were to have a first debate on Tuesday.
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Plame also questioned whether Trump had given due deliberation to granting a pardon to Libby, to whom former President George W. Bush gave a commutation.
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At the same time, they wanted to dilute democracy and insert a chance for deliberation between a popular election and the choice of the President.
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He goes on to colorblock her eyes with rich-brown shadow, and finishes with peach gloss and nude nails (but not without some deliberation first).
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Bennett, who has lively, wide-set eyes and an unruly beard, can rapidly shift in conversation from careful deliberation to surprising bluntness, or to comedy.
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"We withheld judgement last night while awaiting an explanation from the Governor believing the gravity of the situation deserved prudence and deliberation," the statement read.
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The report comes after weeks of deliberation and confusion over who would replace former acting DHS Secretary Kevin McAleenan, who announced his resignation last month.
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That's because this time around, my focus shifted from Bach's genius to Ms. Hahn's skill, and to the audible deliberation that went into every note.
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"If you go back to the deliberation in November last year ... there were two alternatives of 1.6 and 1.8 million barrels per day," Ghadhban said.
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If it's just group against group, deliberation is a sham, beliefs are just masks groups use to preserve power structures, and democracy is a fraud.
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The woman is making a mark and putting down a marker, declaring her own presence with a mixture of shame and audacity, impulsiveness and deliberation.
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We don't see whatever deliberation might have taken place between Dany learning that her allies have fallen and launching the assault on Jaime Lannister's men.
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These choices should not be left to the secret deliberation of a judge, handpicked by prosecutors, who sits on the lowest tier of the judiciary.
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Some, like Momus, are also making unprecedented promises about the ability of that information to predict how a juror will lean in the deliberation room.
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The jury returned its guilty verdict after only one hour of deliberation, showing that it found the statistical evidence of large-scale order cancellations persuasive.
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The country's single-chamber NationalAssembly has until early December to finish deliberation and approve the budget bill as the fiscal year starts on Jan. 1.
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After two days of deliberation, the NBL said on Thursday that awarding the Wildcats the title was the only appropriate outcome according to league rules.
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After which there will be four hours of deliberation, then a vote on whether to seek, broadly, information in the form of witnesses and documents.
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The deliberation made this a work as much about the hand's owner—a possessor of steel nerves and forensic curiosity—as about the destroyed bodies.
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"After careful deliberation, I have come to the decision to relinquish my post as chief, effective today and go on non-duty status," Albayalde said.
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" Moreover, the policy, he writes, "smacks of disrespect: for the military's careful process, for the value of political deliberation, for the American ideal of equality.
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Stephen Miller, senior policy adviser to the president, reportedly encouraged Trump to listen to Duke's deliberation and include all nations, including Chad, in the ban.
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Having Mr. Bannon as a voting member of the principals committee will have a negative influence on what is supposed to be candid, nonpartisan deliberation.
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That could push deliberation into next year and further confuse the eligibility of Russian Olympians leading to the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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Ben Sasse told reporters on Wednesday night, calling for the kind of sober deliberation that a Congress torn by the nation's political divides rarely exhibits.
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If they were merely in an epistemological bubble, it would be one thing: infuriating, sure, and bad for rational democratic deliberation, but not immediately dangerous.
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After roughly 30 hours of deliberation, the jurors deciding the Bill Cosby sexual assault case announced Thursday that they were deadlocked, according to NBC News.
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It's easy to talk about a clear difference between extraneous information, like a juror who does his own online research about the case or is fed information about the case from the outside (which a juror may testify about) and information intrinsic to the deliberation process and which occurs within the four walls of the jury deliberation room (which a juror may not testify about).
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If the raw data were made available at the outset, perhaps the agency could have avoided years of tedious deliberation and come to a conclusion sooner.
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The jury in federal court in Brooklyn reached its verdict after just four hours of deliberation, capping off a trial that lasted more than six weeks.
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Vautier's once edgy and important theory of total-art poses a plurality of philosophical issues for deliberation that deal with the history of metaphor and comparison.
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Calling out things that are problematic and confronting things that are reprehensible with deliberation and nuance is an important part of what defines us as humans.
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Some Lightspeed-backed CEOs who signed the document told Recode that they saw the document as a minor ask, and not one that required much deliberation.
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Now nearing arrival and preparing to descend, you the rock climber have spent one or perhaps many pitches nervously and with absolute deliberation warring against gravity.
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It is therefore essential that the full Board be in place for proper deliberation to occur, especially with such experienced board members as Ursula and John.
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The surgical side-step, coming after months of deliberation, bears the fingerprints of Chief Justice John Roberts, the new median justice on a right-tilting court.
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But she also reasoned that since the jurors have not yet been picked and no deliberation on the case has yet begun, there is no conflict.
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They aimed to bring the "rough consensus and running code" ethos of open-source software to civic deliberation Taiwan and Madrid have inspired many other initiatives.
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It is a democracy of trade-offs between stakeholders, as a 21st-century James Madison might put it—or at best, earnest deliberation among disinterested representatives.
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But during her deliberation, RuPaul said that she's been trying to get Cracker to stop producing herself the whole season and be someone a bit messier.
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But with all due respect to Enwezor, the crisis currently enveloping the museum cannot be resolved by a deliberation between arts experts, regardless of their background.
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Many policy issues fall outside the scope of public deliberation and contestation, which leaves parties with few ways to demonstrate responsiveness in the form of policy.
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Trump's address is coming after months of deliberation between the President and his national security team, including a high-level meeting at Camp David on Friday.
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As of today, Indonesia's coordinating human development and culture minister said that the plan had not been accepted by the government, but deliberation was still underway.
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It is therefore essential that the full Board be in place for proper deliberation to occur, especially with such experienced board members as Ursula and John.
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The 22016 elections represent the marshalling of emotional, reactive, "me-first" politics over the rational and considered deliberation that are at the heart of democratic governance.
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They understand that sunshine and deliberation are not helpful to this project, and that it is very important to move things along as quickly as possible.
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Trump's proclamations whacked away at Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments, with no regard given to the careful deliberation in establishing their original boundaries.
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The renegotiation of NAFTA will take ample time, but I am optimistic that continued deliberation will end in a deal that creates economic growth for all.
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Legislative action, involving debate and deliberation among lawmakers, is preferable to ballot initiatives as a way to effect change, especially when a constitutional right is involved.
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The jury has been unable to return a verdict after hours of deliberation, but Circuit Court Judge Clifton Newman instructed them to keep trying on Monday.
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After some deliberation, Ms. Ho gave up her rent-regulated apartment and moved into a two-bedroom apartment in Downtown Brooklyn, also for $3,000 a month.
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Quibbling over offsets — deliberation — feels disrespectful, both to those who are suffering or grieving and to the first responders who confront the crisis and its aftermath.
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United Nations special rapporteur on freedom of opinion and expression David Kaye said that the bill was being passed too quickly, without proper deliberation on consequences.
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He was arrested within three hours of Reese's death and found guilty after a trial that lasted four days with less than three hours of deliberation.
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Under the influence of this mentality, liberalism goes from a creed that values individual rights and deliberation to one that values group separatism and intellectual intolerance.
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Constitutional conservatives have traditionally valued the role of Congress over that of the presidency because it is more cautious and more prone to deliberation before acting.
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The verdict in the death of Antwon Rose II came after a four-day trial in downtown Pittsburgh and less than four hours of jury deliberation.
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They considered more potential interpretations of the evidence, remembered information about the case more accurately and engaged in the deliberation process with more rigor and persistence.
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By the numbers: Party delegates voted after a heated deliberation at the annual summer meeting in San Francisco 222 to 137 against the action, per CNN.
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This does cast sunshine on an important deliberation in the drag world — with new money pouring in to select drag super PACs, should there be reform?
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"After thoughtful and careful deliberation, I have decided not to participate in the ongoing legislative process regarding the Attorney General's office," she said in a tweet.
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The participants had been surveyed on the policy proposals in advance, and they took the same opinion survey again upon completing the four days of deliberation.
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Indeed, rights and freedoms, like democratic processes, require constant scrutiny and deliberation regarding their use, their content and their boundaries, if we want them to endure.
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With all its imperfections, the Kurdish experiment sought to create a society built on gender equality, bottom-up organization, participatory deliberation, ecological principles and peoples' reconciliation.
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The verdict came after five full days of deliberation by the jury in State Supreme Court in Lower Manhattan following a trial that began in January.
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The department likewise seeks to log public forests, spray pesticides across public rangelands, and slaughter wild horses without any kind of formal deliberation or public oversight.
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For the sake of global peace and prosperity, I sincerely pray that our president can learn from this debacle and exercise more strategic thinking and deliberation.
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But the pipe, as Irving wrote, "was the great organ of reflection and deliberation of the New Netherlander," and Kieft's antismoking edict sparked a popular commotion.
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After six weeks of trial and four days of deliberation, a jury on Monday found Harvey Weinstein guilty of sexually assaulting a woman and raping another.
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The judge presiding over the _________ sexual assault trial declared a mistrial on June 17 after jurors reported being hopelessly deadlocked after six days of deliberation. 14.
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The Senate could summarily reject that article as making the request for judicial review into a high crime and misdemeanor while allowing little time for deliberation.
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You also prefer to take your time instead of rushing to your end goal, but what you lack in speed you make up for with deliberation!
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The judge presiding over the Bill Cosby sexual assault trial declared a mistrial on Saturday after jurors reported being hopelessly deadlocked after six days of deliberation.
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Reparations authorized by elected representatives after democratic deliberation and a serious reckoning with the past would surely be more powerful than a grudging payment like Ward's.
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Here's another example: After decades of deliberation and delay, the Obama administration instituted long overdue controls on deadly silica dust, which literally suffocates workers to death.
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At the same time, Mr. Trump does not take criticism well and lacks a sophisticated appreciation for operational nicety, policy deliberation or sound civil-military relations.
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After more than 12 hours of deliberation, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee abruptly postponed a vote to approve two impeachment articles against President Trump.
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"We do think (NAFTA uncertainty) is having a very strong impact in the policy deliberation process," said Mazen Issa, senior foreign exchange strategist at TD Securities.
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Instead, he was chosen after a year of deliberation by two parties — Sairoon and Fatah — after neither party won a plurality in the May 2018 elections.
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After five full months of deliberation, the commission deadlocked 3-3, with the Democratic commissioners voting for an investigation, and the three Republicans blocking any action.
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House Judiciary Republicans did not really debate the substance of what happened nor did they engage in genuine deliberation about how we need to restrain presidents.
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"The expectation is that it would cost a lot more money," said one person familiar with the matter, who requested anonymity to discuss a private deliberation.
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After a brief deliberation, Chief Justice Roberts announced that the matter was moot in light of the high-price legal talent in the case, Rogers v.
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In other words, the CFPB provides unilateral authority to a single individual to direct agency policy with the stroke of a pen and without prior deliberation.
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Framing an issue as an emergency where time is of the essence is a means of bypassing the much slower civilian world of deliberation and facts.
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Clocking around three hours total (some of the puzzles took me a while), Gorogoa felt like the cherry I needed on my GOTY deliberation ice cream.
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There's a sense of incredible deliberation that hangs in the air around the pieces, and even as they are funny, they take being funny kind of seriously.
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The existence of free and fair elections, for example, doesn't tell us much about the quality of deliberation in a society or the reasonableness of the discourse.
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After a long period of deliberation, Toshiba and its lenders concluded they can use the unit's shares as collateral even without Western Digital's consent, the sources said.
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After much deliberation, they chose Nawazuddin Siddiqui – man of the Hindi heartland, a known acclaimed actor – and Bobby Simha, another such actor with a strong mass lineage.
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Mr Sunstein wants an "architecture of serendipity" to combat these forces: that is, media that promote chance encounters and democratic deliberation like the public forums of old.
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However, for his retrial, the jury of seven men and five women voted after about 14 hours of deliberation to convict on three counts of sexual assault.
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Pressing the pause button isn't something that should take deliberation or fumbling to find the right spot on the controller, as nearly every other controller design intends.
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Courtroom dramas lend themselves naturally to dramatic storytelling because there is a built-in arc — evidence, deliberation, resolution — but The Staircase turns that familiar narrative inside out.
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After five-and-a-half years of hearings and deliberation, the court ruled that Chile had no "obligation to negotiate sovereign access to the sea" for Bolivia.
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A jury found Michael Drejka, 49, of Clearwater, Florida, guilty after about six hours of deliberation late on Friday, according to media including the Tampa Bay Times.
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"The commission will be the central agency tasked with decision-making, deliberation and coordination of major issues regarding integrated military and civilian development," it said, without elaborating.
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A statement by the president or his secretary of state, on the other hand, is a different story, explaining the additional caution and deliberation many have criticized.
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Several city councilors denounced the rushed deliberation process on ShotSpotter—Toronto Mayor John Tory introduced the idea in a surprise motion last week and without public consultation.
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But as rushed as it may be, it features some intriguing reminders of how much deliberation and painstaking craft goes into a film's every squeak and rumble.
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"This was not a decision we made lightly and it came only after lengthy discussion, thought and deliberation, as well as consultation with other professionals," he added.
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Read Newman's response After 21.2 hours of deliberation last week, a jury found that Newman was not liable in Hill's death and that Mascara was 211% liable.
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As the extended deliberation process continues, it would be pretty difficult to say that we are reaching much clarity about what the administration plans for the Fed.
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Text for the TPP was released in November, and Donohue said Wednesday's decision follows a thorough review and deliberation by the chamber's members and board of directors.
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If, through just institutions and deliberation, we decide that government action is required to reduce emissions, we ought take that action with full awareness of the consequences.
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She may not like some of the zaniness that goes on there these days, but she adores being part of its long history of deliberation and decisions.
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When it comes to running the largest economy in the world, more care and deliberation would go a long way to making it work better for everyone.
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A few months earlier, he had said, seemingly without much deliberation, that he might offer an "amnesty" to bring low-level dealers and producers into legal employment.
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After 15+ hours of deliberation, a hung jury was officially declared, demonstrating that there are Arizonans standing their ground for justice and kindness in a historic moment.
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After three hours of deliberation, Gwinnett County jurors previously found the 22015-year-old woman guilty of starving her 22018-year-old stepdaughter to death in 214.
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What it will take is a concerted public outcry and demand that "the world's greatest deliberative body" get back to real deliberation and stop playing partisan games.
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Since the last round of SEC deliberation on the fund was a complete rollercoaster, let's hope that everyone manages to keep a level head this time around.
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But we are united in our commitment to reclaiming congressional war powers, restoring serious deliberation around our military engagements, and finding a way out of perpetual warfare.
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A senior aide to Sanders told CNN he's in a phase of deliberation about not only the next stage of his campaign but also the movement itself.
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The result is an ability by the government to enact change far more easily and more sweeping, but without deliberation that is characteristic of debate in America.
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"Voters certainly still want a strict immigration policy, but there is a different kind of deliberation and reflection across the board now," Mr. Krasnik, the editor, said.
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It was when that first church ran out of resources to help them that the leadership at Bethel agreed, after some deliberation, to welcome the family instead.
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Yes, he said, virtual meetings aren't as effective for getting things done as in-person deliberation—especially for a crowd that skews old and un-tech-savvy.
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After six hours of deliberation, a jury found Michael Drejka guilty of manslaughter for shooting unarmed McGlockton in Florida last summer over a handicapped-accessible parking space.
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On Thursday, House Republicans unveiled a tax "reform" bill with the same good order and careful deliberation with which they unveiled their various attempts to repeal Obamacare.
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The brothers were accused of murder in June, 1918; convicted, after forty-two minutes of deliberation, in October; and hanged, after lost appeals, on June 27, 1919.
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Lockheed spokesman John Kent said the company decided to withdraw its lawsuit from the U.S. Court of Federal Claims after "careful deliberation," but gave no further details.
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The government thus far has refused to disclose the evidence supporting President Trump's national security rationale for carrying out the travel ban under executive branch deliberation privilege.
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This was the antithesis of deliberation; it was a sham trial and a swift follow-through to a foregone conclusion seemingly reached before the trial even began.
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For if you concede that Warren is simply trying to get a handle on out-of-control tech monopolies, you would propose discussion and deliberation, not warfare.
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Tragically, we are witnessing an almost complete lack of deference for a process that would allow some level of deliberation and appropriate consideration throughout the confirmation process.
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Whatever the precise reason, the act itself is irreversible, and will have serious consequences — precisely why it merited the systematic deliberation that it clearly did not receive.
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Whereas Obama could have benefited from paying more attention to the winds of politics, Trump has altogether abandoned expertise, hard data, and quiet deliberation in forming policy.
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A jury also found Alton Nolen, 33, guilty of assault crimes after less than two hours of deliberation in Cleveland County criminal court, the Oklahoman newspaper reported.
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Mr. Bannon helped push that order through without consulting Mr. Trump's own experts at the Department of Homeland Security or even seeking deliberation by the N.S.C. itself.
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This is a time for restraint and careful deliberation, and for leaders who clearly understand that nuclear weapons are too dangerous to be brandished as a cudgel.
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"Having Mr. Bannon as a voting member of the principals committee will have a negative influence on what is supposed to be candid, nonpartisan deliberation," Mullen wrote.
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On Thursday, the bill was released to the public after a secretive deliberation process, and the Senate is expected to cast a vote on it next week.
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After months of deliberation, he decided on the University of Michigan's Dearborn campus, where he enrolled in September 201403, lured by its new program in robotics engineering.
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This is partly because of the air around the words FREE (connoting the unshackled) and SPEECH (which imbues communication with an air of deliberation and implied civic benefit).
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During one deliberation, a male juror took the unusual step of writing the judge a note, saying he couldn't vote for a conviction and wouldn't change his mind.
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It took jurors less than an hour of deliberation before finding 41-year-old Stephen Bodine guilty of first-degree murder on Wednesday, according to The Wichita Eagle.
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After six days of deliberation, jurors convicted Marin on six of seven counts, including racketeering conspiracy, indicating he knowingly took part in a conspiracy to corrupt the sport.
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To hear the Americans tell it, the new Saudi leadership struggling for influence under King Salman is headstrong, "more interested in action than deliberation," in Mr. Indyk's words.
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Updating a resume can feel like a difficult game of chess in which every move (or edit) requires long deliberation, but it doesn't have to be so hard.
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Ultimately, after about 14 hours of deliberation, the jury made its decision with "100% conviction" to convict the 80-year-old comedian on three counts of sexual assault.
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Though Obamacare remains law while it awaits deliberation in the courts, about 25 million Americans may be left uninsured if the law is struck down in its entirety.
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After much deliberation with a council of pop-culture experts (other R29ers), I have successfully matched members of Kardashian-verse with their character counterparts on Game of Thrones.
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A democracy that incorporates more public deliberation will, in my view, achieve greater legitimacy because it will be seen to respond to the public's priorities and key concerns.
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Referee Andres Cunha had initially thought it a fair tackle but was summoned to review the footage, and after a moment of deliberation, he awarded the spot kick.
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Denying the request for a hearing, the Colorado Supreme Court said H.C.'s comments, no matter how "ideologically loathsome," did not merit an exception to jury deliberation secrecy.
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Today, the jury found Cosby guilty of all three counts of indecent aggravated assault, bringing the two-week retrial and a 12-hour jury deliberation to an end.
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Also in this series: Matthew Taylor: Citizen deliberation is the gateway to a better politicsCass Sunstein: Political savagery makes self-government impossibleAudrey Tang: Inside Taiwan's new digital democracy
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"...After nine months of deliberation, negotiation, and discussion, we've made no progress toward a single proposal that will actually further the goal of equitable broadband deployment," he said.
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Such deliberation does not reflect a callousness or indifference by the United States, but must instead be acknowledged as adding great weight to the significance of the designation.
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"As for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, there ought to be a serious deliberation on how we can achieve the economic and geopolitical objectives of the TPP," Donohue said.
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" For Wayne, that pitch was the most nerve wracking part of the show: "Between the pitch and decision there was a deliberation time where we left the room,.
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Its functions included calm deliberation to protect against foreign interference in elections, the election of a person without the requisite character, or a tyrant empowered by charismatic manipulation.
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More importantly, in the post-World-War II era, Congress has essentially abandoned its constitutional duty to declare war -- even when circumstances allow time for deliberation and debate.
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When it comes to policy decisions, I argue that we are better off putting aside empathy and employing a combination of rational deliberation and a more distanced compassion.
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And it could have "implications for the health of democratic deliberation among citizens," he added in the paper, set to be published in the Berkeley Technology Law Journal.
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Although the proceedings were not explicitly a deliberation on the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, they offered an indirect test of Americans' tolerance for well-intended digital vigilantism.
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If jurors knew further deliberation would not alter their vote, he asked, could they assure him they would not change their minds "merely because you're in that minority"?
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In the mere three days devoted to the Senate's deliberation on such significant and complex legislation, what started out weighted on the side of the wealthiest taxpayers became
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After a night of not sleeping and a fully day of deliberation, I put on my suit with no more clarity than I had before the week began.
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"After much prayer and deliberation, Rachel and I have decided that this is not the right time for me to run for Senate," Duffy said in a statement.
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On Friday, Venus ends its retrograde and you'll feel more capable of moving forward with complicated decisions that have been up for deliberation over the past 40 days.
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After a few months of ethical deliberation, Carson's estate executors decided to auction off the box and turn the cremated remains over to auction house owner Darren Julien.
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"After nine months of deliberation, negotiation, and discussion, we've made no progress toward a single proposal that will actually further the goal of equitable broadband deployment," Liccardo stated.
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After calling the prosecution and defense attorneys up to the bench for a confidential deliberation, Ellis remarked that he himself pushed that meeting longer than he had to.
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The advent of YouTube, Facebook and private Twitter accounts have ramped-up the dangers of electronic democracy morphing into mobocracy as rants and chants replace contemplation and deliberation.
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Transpersonal rationality consists in hard-wired cognitive dispositions that define us as human beings: to consistency, coherence, impartiality, impersonality, intellectual discrimination, foresight, deliberation, self-reflection and self-control.
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After much deliberation, the "London patient," as he has become known, told The New York Times that he wanted to reveal his identity and to tell his story.
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To do this, municipalities must ground their decisions about technology in democratic deliberation that allows the public to have a voice in shaping its development, acquisition and use.
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His best finish this season is a tie for 21st at the Masters as he has played with the deliberation characteristic of a man with a cluttered mind.
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Verdi illustrates the character's inner deliberation with several bars of orchestral music during which Falstaff, whose last date with Alice ended in humiliation, fails to take the bait.
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It would ensure that multiple sets of eyes, equipped with stable emotions and sound brains, would be able to prevent such a nuclear strike undertaken without appropriate deliberation.
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After careful deliberation with their accountants (at least that's what I imagine), and in the name of business diversification, some militias have entered the field of drug trafficking.
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Frazee was also found guilty of tampering with a deceased human body and three counts of solicitation to commit first-degree murder after deliberation, the Denver Channel reports.
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We should not let our worries get in the way of a process of genuine discussion and deliberation free for the first time from foreign domination and interference.
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And these shapes are anything but simply rectilinear — they combine straight with curved in eccentric ways that repeat from canvas to canvas, emphasizing the deliberation of their contours.
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Brady said he wants "to do as much of this deliberation during the normal working hours" as possible, although at some point it might go into the evening.
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"These are cases in which the courts should want the fullest record, the most detailed and careful deliberation before allowing these aggressive moves by the government," she said.
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The article inspired months of deliberation, until a new editor—Richard Blumenthal, who is now a Democratic senator from Connecticut—broke the deadlock by deciding to publish it.
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"After much thought and deliberation, we've decided not to move forward with our plans to build a headquarters for Amazon in Long Island City, Queens," the statement said.
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And 22 former government officials or Legislative Council members signed a statement calling on Lam to "yield to public opinion and withdraw the Bill for more thorough deliberation".
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"After much thought and deliberation, we decided to continue with shooting Hillbilly Elegy in Georgia next month," Howard and Grazer said a joint statement first reported by the Reporter.
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Just as individuals often fail to consider the consequences of their behavior online, nation-states — including the U.S. — are operating in cyberspace without any serious deliberation regarding potential outcomes.
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A source familiar with Lee's deliberation said that's not the senator playing games,it's just that he still hasn't made up his mind on what he wants to do.
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They answered survey questions about their views on those topics, and on the major party candidates running for president in 2020, both before and after their weekend of deliberation.
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And amid the deliberation, Jordan's commentary on the subject while speaking to ESPN's Michael Wilbon nearly 10 years ago has been brought back to the forefront, according to CBS.
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Optimised to minimise transaction costs, maximise efficiency, minimise deliberation, and engineer complacency, the electronic contracting architecture nudges people to click a button and behave like simple stimulus-response machines.
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Author photo credit: Camille McOuat (CC BY 4.0) Also in this series:Matthew Taylor: Citizen deliberation is the gateway to a better politicsCass Sunstein: Political savagery makes self-government impossible
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But, after some deliberation, Kendall and Co. decide to go to a burlesque show in Paris, and then horseback riding around a castle, to unwind between events with Adidas.
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In a statement to Gizmodo, Kickstarter spokesperson said that Hasan had "spoke with the staff today about internal issues facing the company" after two months of deliberation by management.
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While Heaton originally told the show's producers that she wouldn't wear a bikini to show off her scars, she decided after about 10 minutes of deliberation that she should.
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It took jurors just two hours of deliberation to convict Amber Wright, 19, of first-degree murder in the death of 15-year-old Seath Jackson, according to WESH.
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After some deliberation, they arrived at a new idea: what if the character rolled into a ball after jumping, and smashed obstacles like a bowling ball or pinball would?
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If the suspects planned a killing, and they conspired to kill the victim, that means they acted with premeditation and deliberation and that's first-degree murder in any jurisdiction.
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The House Ways and Means Committee passed the GOP tax plan out of committee Thursday afternoon with a vote of 24-16 after four days of deliberation and markup.
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A federal jury in Boston, Massachusetts reached the conclusion on Tuesday after 20 hours of deliberation, ending the trial which kicked off earlier this month, the Associated Press reports.
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Gasser was originally charged with 2nd-degree murder, but the jury elected for the lesser charge of manslaughter after more than 7 hours of deliberation back on Jan. 26.
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The Senate majority leader idolizes 19th-century Kentucky statesman and lawmaker Henry Clay, and often speaks about the need to preserve the Senate's unique process of deliberation and debate.
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They often attempt to divine what happens during the justices' secret deliberation sessions and during the process of drafting the opinions that will ultimately be released to the public.
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The change in polcy came after months of deliberation among team owners following a movement in which a number of players knelt during the anthem to protest social injustices.
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After deliberation, the board decided to lift the streets, sidewalks, and buildings up onto higher foundations between four to 14 feet tall to increase drainage from the city surface.
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Just 12 percent support the Senate's version of the health care bill (unsurprisingly, it has gained no fans during its secret, rushed deliberation.) Even Republicans oppose cuts to Medicaid.
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Mr. Hawkins said he expected colleges to react by heeding the court's call to be introspective — to "engage in constant deliberation and continued reflection" — about how they achieved diversity.
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On January 25, 1971, after a seven-month trial and ten days of jury deliberation, all of the defendants — Manson, Watson, Atkins, Krenwinkel, and Van Houten — were found guilty.
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Taking the time to gather public input and assess the effects of a rule is essential for ensuring government policies are viable, and based on careful deliberation and analysis.
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"An American Index of the Hidden and Unfamiliar" (2007) was about secret sites in the United States, from a nuclear-waste facility to a deliberation room for jury simulations.
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Closing arguments wrapped up yesterday and jury instructions were provided today before a quick deliberation and a verdict that cleared the New York Knicks star of all the allegations.
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"The president's decision to leave Syria was made without deliberation, consultation with allies or Congress, assessment of risk, or appreciation of facts," McGurk wrote in The Post op-ed.
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From the 1980s until the smartphone boom, attempts at creating online spaces for entertainment, deliberation or conflict were defined as much by who wasn't there as by who was.
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"She's appointed by the central government, so for her to step down requires a very high level of considered discussion and deliberation at the mainland level," the official said.
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As she explains in "Political Tribes: Group Instinct and the Fate of Nations," what Trump has figured out, whether through cynical deliberation or primordial reflex, is how tribalism works.
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Under Gray's direction, the actors (particularly Hunnam) deliver their lines with deliberation and enunciation, almost as if they're being pulled off the pages of a book in real time.
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Because of the proposal to reduce voting rights, it is "essential that the full board be in place for proper deliberation to occur," Mr. Kalanick said in a statement.
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New media forms, including social media, are fueling political polarization as people communicate with general audiences and narrowly focused groups, without the deliberation typical of traditional forms of communication.
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Getting a tattoo is a pretty major decision — one that usually takes a fair bit of deliberation over which design you'd like to have permanently etched onto your body.
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After more than 240 hours of deliberation, jurors told Judge James C. Hankinson that they were unable to reach a verdict on the same charges against Ms. Magbanua, 217.
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During this time, Palestinians can use all appropriate deliberation to study the deal, negotiate with Israel, achieve the criteria for statehood and become a truly independent and wonderful state.
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Instead, after weeks of deliberation during which the economy slid further toward crisis, the parties proposed a new candidate for prime minister: Mohammad Safadi, a wealthy former finance minister.
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At a televised news conference, Jokowi stated that after listening to criticisms of rights and civil-society groups, he had concluded that further deliberation of the bill was needed.
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As Webster described it, a state must show that the "necessity of that self-defense is instant, overwhelming and leaving no choice of means and no moment for deliberation."
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Opinion After 52 hours of jury deliberation, the case against Bill Cosby on charges of drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand in 2004 ended on Saturday in a mistrial.
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Billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio said the White House's deliberation on a block on U.S. investments in China made him wonder if bigger moves are on the way.
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Read Amazon's full statement: After much thought and deliberation, we've decided not to move forward with our plans to build a headquarters for Amazon in Long Island City, Queens.
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"After a long deliberation, this agreement was reached... [Feigen] will donate 35,000 reais ($10,800) to an institute, and with that the case is resolved," Breno Melaragno, Feigen's lawyer, said.
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The man who broke the initial news of the bout, Botter, tweeted something that led many to believe it was the Brazilian's deliberation that forced the delay in confirmation.
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Fischer's comments instead went to a philosophical — and political — question likely to come up in the days ahead regarding the Fed's deliberation process and ultimately why it chooses to act.
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They had been waiting for months to serve her with an arrest warrant; on March 133th judges weighed the merits of their request in an extraordinarily long day of deliberation.
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His allies in Congress hope to use a "fast-track" mechanism, which shortens the deliberation required before voting and would allow the majority to implement the settlement in short order.
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EU officials questioned British motives, saying it appeared unprecedented and affected policies which Britain had agreed during months of prior deliberation: "This is clearly not a technical decision," one said.
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Here's the statement in full: After much thought and deliberation, we've decided not to move forward with our plans to build a headquarters for Amazon in Long Island City, Queens.
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He is under investigation for first-degree murder after deliberation with intent, first-degree murder with extreme indifference, first-degree assault and criminal attempt to commit a Class 1 felony.
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On June 11th his trial, which has been closely watched at the liberal end of America's religious spectrum, reached deadlock after jurors failed to agree despite three days of deliberation.
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Gone is any semblance of deliberation, or the idea that there is a business of the nation to be done, as opposed to the business of the party in power.
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Sumner Redstone, who turns 93 Friday, will apply "the same deliberation and consideration" he used when he removed Dauman and George Abrams as trustees, the spokesman wrote in the statement.
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Tuesday's unanimous jury decision in San Francisco federal court, which came after five days of deliberation, was not a finding of Bayer's liability for the cancer of plaintiff Edwin Hardeman.
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Thus action in the form of a revolutionary uprising must replace reason, deliberation, and dialogue, all of which are naturally regarded as tools of an alienating and marginalizing status quo.
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People could arrive at this behaviour through conscious deliberation, but also by evolving emotions such as gratitude, or adopting strong norms of reciprocity, precisely what we see in human psychology.
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Putting together a wedding registry takes careful deliberation: You have to pick out products that will be essential to your married home, while balancing personal preferences with your S.O.'s.
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The sisters experience the deliberation over and creation of the reforms (and especially the changes those reforms brought to their lives) not just as a slight, but as an injustice.
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Mr. Brown exposes the raw emotions of a man whose commitment to justice was answered by setbacks, ridicule and, finally, a "not guilty" verdict after only four hours of deliberation.
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Over the course of a nine-hour deliberation, they peppered the judge with questions—about the meaning of intent, first- versus third-degree murder, and guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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"After much thought and deliberation, we've decided not to move forward with our plans to build a headquarters for Amazon in Long Island City, Queens," the letter from Amazon said.
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After a week of deliberation, Trump on Friday night announced that he ordered airstrikes against Syria in response to an apparent chemical weapons attack last weekend that left dozens dead.
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In a previous episode, the judges pointed out the physical similarities between the two, which may or may not have been part of the deliberation process for their final decision.
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Jurors have had the case since Thursday afternoon, but much of the deliberation has been abbreviated, beginning late in the day or ending early, often at the request of jurors.
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Most observers fear that if Speaker Nancy Pelosi does not take it to the House floor by late August, any deliberation will be effectively postponed until after the presidential election.
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Senate Republicans have been deliberately advancing their health care efforts in a stealthy manner, preferring behind-closed-doors negotiations within the caucus to any kind of public hearings or deliberation.
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It was a move reminiscent of her decision last year to wear stilettos to a hurricane relief zone, which was also the subject of much deliberation about her fashion decisions.
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ROCKPORT, Me. — After months of open deliberation about her future, Senator Susan Collins of Maine announced Friday that she would not run for governor and would remain in the Senate.
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After two days of deliberation, a jury determined on Thursday that a Columbia University professor retaliated against a former assistant professor who accused him of sexual harassment and gender discrimination.
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It concerned a crime some said was particularly ill-suited to clemency, and it was not the product of the care and deliberation that have informed pardons by other presidents.
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His tweets, which a senior White House official said were not a result of any policy deliberation, sowed confusion about America's strategy and its intentions toward a key military partner.
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"After much thought and deliberation, we've decided not to move forward with our plans to build a headquarters for Amazon in Long Island City, Queens," the letter from Amazon said.
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"This looks to be another reckless decision made without deliberation or consultation following a call with a foreign leader," Mr. McGurk said after hearing of Mr. Trump's decision on Sunday.
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The institute made a name for itself as a place where American values were defended, and where the virtues of democratic deliberation, meritocracy and leadership with moral purpose were championed.
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But they could also be harmful if used in the wrong way, with the wrong people, or without the appropriate research, institutional support, ethical deliberation, and public policy in place.
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"After careful thought and deliberation, I have come to the decision to relinquish my post as chief of the Philippine National Police," Albayalde said in the speech to police officers.
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The judge presiding over the case, T.S. Ellis, declared a mistrial on the other 10 counts when the jury was unable to reach a consensus after four days of deliberation.
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"After a lengthy review and period of deliberation, the International Boxing Federation has vacated the IBF Middleweight title held by Gennady Golovkin," the IBF said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Senior aides on the House Judiciary and Intelligence committees plan to continue deliberation with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's staff to determine the size and scope of the articles of impeachment.
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After nearly seven hours of deliberation, a jury found Mike Hubbard guilty on 12 counts of public corruption and acquitted him of 85033 other counts, according to the Associated Press.
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" Pasrija's petition reached the Supreme Court in 2006 and after years of deliberation, in a majority opinion, the court ruled that the constitution "protects the equal entitlement of all persons.
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Adapting and updating the Magnuson Act requires very careful planning, which we have done over several years of information-gathering and deliberation with partners in the sportfishing and environmental communities.
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Under the constitution, the president has 15 days from the time parliament sends him the bill to either sign it into law or return it to parliament for further deliberation.
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In Parliament, 484 of 596 lawmakers approved the changes, starting a process of deliberation and debate that is expected to led to a second, final vote two months from now.
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"If we're to order our young men and women in uniform to risk their lives and health in war, it should be on the basis of careful deliberation," he said.
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Absent a sudden threat that left no time for deliberation, Washington would therefore need to show Cambodian "connivance" in the use of its territory before launching any attack on Cambodia.
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With agonizing deliberation, it depicts the death of the titular French king, demonstrating that there's no amount of wealth or power that can protect you from the indignities of mortality.
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Even if members truly want to translate their current pique at institutional dysfunction into genuine deliberation, into a process of "regular order" where committees develop legislation, where would they begin?
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We believe that any transaction should be the result of full and fair deliberation and negotiation by both of our boards and the fully-informed consideration of our respective stockholders.
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