0 present participle of deliberate --
1 to think or talk seriously and carefully about something: --
They spend a weekend deliberating on-site and a much longer period between their initial recruitment and their arrival on-site deliberating more casually in anticipation.
But even after deliberating, the participants were reluctant to confront the inevitability of some kind of rationing.
A key element in the process of feeding back our findings to practices and deliberating over their implications consisted of four 'local seminars'.
The two cases illustrate the role of trust in deliberating delegation of work, and subsequent effects on a design process.
His briefing hinted at the complexities involved when deliberating the confluence of such categories.
Rational choice explanations cannot explain in this way because they do not represent people as fully situated deliberating agents.
The model may be useful to other jurisdictions deliberating coverage of new predictive genetic tests.
Undoubtedly, in deliberating over war, this may come into consideration, not as matter of justice, but as a matter of utility.
