deliberative
డెలిబరేట్
definition
adjective
a deliberative assembly
relating to or intended for consideration or discussion.
example
But at no point does anyone engage in any real 'deliberative' legal analysis about the actual legality of the orders.
As such, they're going to be a lot safer, a lot more 'deliberative' , and a lot more intelligent about basic decisions.
By that, he included the power to take part in the assembly, the 'deliberative' gathering of all citizens who then voted on proposals in war, peace, and anything else.
Desires are resilient, in this sense, when they are unresponsive to the agent's own 'deliberative' reflection.
Brain activity decreased in the dorsolateral prefontal cortex, which is associated with 'deliberative' thought.
This discussion has been about the structure of 'deliberative' commitments.
Do we have jurors kind of freelancing, making their own decisions, not willing to be a part of the 'deliberative' process anymore?
This third way of using primary sources engages students in 'deliberative' discussions beginning with a seminal document.
There's a 'deliberative' process and that decision will be made.
But science is unsuited to such 'deliberative' processes.
It's easy to forget that the Senate is considered by some to be a 'deliberative' body.
Do these not include the expressive and 'deliberative' interests people have in formulating their own conceptions of the good life?
When we respond emotionally to situations, for example, we usually do so without extensive 'deliberative' thought or analysis.
And therefore, it wasn't considered and wasn't part of the 'deliberative' process.
The exception that proves the rule is the 'deliberative' assembly.
And I think on that issue the caucus has to say, no, we will have a 'deliberative' process and look at options to give us a real reform bill.
It is also 'deliberative' , interactive and empowering.
They take a very sober, thoughtful, 'deliberative' look at a situation.
There's something wistfully pinheaded about 'deliberative' democracy - it sounds a lot like law school.
The Senate describes itself, without apparent irony or hint of self-awareness, as the world's greatest 'deliberative' body.
Like the characters in this tale, people are often torn between impulsively choosing immediate rewards or more 'deliberatively' planning for the future.
Our air strategy 'deliberatively' avoided critical civilian infrastructure and our bombing did not hit major residential areas, but there were doubtless many civilian casualties.
This stewardship is multifaceted: The couple 'deliberatively' stewards the land, the community and their family life.
And he does tend to overuse a few devices, like rhetorical questions, 'deliberatively' repetitive phrasing, and direct address.
Indeed, many critical theorists have a surprisingly standard conception of how democracy is best organized discursively and 'deliberatively' .
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