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Then Congress will have to go through its deliberative process.

"Time is part of a public company and has a deliberative process to work through these issues."

"He has a very deliberative value of taking things slowly, living in the present."

"Well, the woman will be better off," said another of a more deliberative turn.

In theory, that makes the Senate a great deliberative body.

We will be deliberative about this process and take comments from the public.

Deliberative polls have been held in China for over five years.

Clearly this cannot and will not be a deliberative meeting, but simply an exchange of information.

"To be deliberative is to miss the market," she said.

Our legislative process on big issues is slow and deliberative.

"There are ways this process can go slower if you're more deliberative."

It is the deliberative learning that results from 30 years of failed policies.

"What we got in and didn't, only the administration can answer that since they had the deliberative process."

The Senate has been described as "the greatest deliberative body on earth."

"There's not much appreciation of the deliberative process here," said one student.

Well, maybe you know what a deliberative body of Frenchmen is like.

At other times the deliberative and constructive hand is evident.

In every case the Chairman has a deliberative and also a casting vote.

"The deliberative process at the commission is one that needs to be respected," he said.

The Senate is proud to be a deliberative body, unique in all the world.

I urge this kind of deliberative thinking on all politicians.

The council is a deliberative legislative body whose members are elected.

With this book, the theory of deliberative democracy continues to grow.

However, the last several Democratic nominees are in fact the very kind that we would expect under a more deliberative system.

The "world's greatest deliberative body" often cannot deliberate at all.