deliberation的示例

• We first consider the intellectual climate in which the debates on such issues has developed and the relevance of these deliberations to pedagogy and curriculum.

• The simplest - and roughest - way of gauging the equality of political deliberations is to ask if there is actual equality of participation.

• Proponents of deliberative democracy also argue that deliberations must meet a criterion of non-tyranny.

• The question remains: do these voters utilize that issue orientation in their vote choice deliberations?

• The constructivist turn in the study of world politics provides new impetus to studies of the political deliberations of human agents.

• Balancing the interests of property owners, merchants, shipbuilders, and industrialists was the purpose of their deliberations.

• Because policy networks have closed and secretive deliberations, international actors cannot make alliances with social actors who agreed with them more than government officials do.

• First, it analyses the context of the committee's appointment, its deliberations and subsequent efforts to create sufficient momentum in favour of eugenist legislation.

• Human beings can be moved by 'inclusive goals ' and can take the good of others into account in their deliberations.

• I will use the term ' choice' to refer to this final ending of deliberations.

• Given the disappointing outcomes, there have been extensive deliberations on the desirability of intergovernmental fiscal relations reforms and their management.

• Reflecting on these issues is at the heart of my deliberations.

• In sum, public discussions do not meet all the criteria for equality that political theorists set for true deliberations.

• A further contrast between the pre- and post-1967 contexts is noted in the impact of external voices and deliberations in shaping macrodevelopment policy.

• In these ways, open and vigorous discussion with diverse interlocutors improves the quality of one's deliberations.