deliberative in English
a deliberative assembly
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1. Deliberative Democracy and Beyond: Liberals, Critics, Contestations
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3. It's a slow, deliberative process of discovery.
4. Boule, Greek Boulē, deliberative council in ancient Greece
5. 10 synonyms for Cogitative: contemplative, deliberative, exCogitative, meditative, pensive
6. Assembly, deliberative council, usually legislative or juridical in purpose and power
7. One major shortcoming of deliberative democracy is that many models insufficiently ensure critical interaction.
8. Synonyms for Cogitative include contemplative, meditative, reflective, ruminative, pensive, thoughtful, ruminant, broody, deliberative and exCogitative
9. Individuals are more likely to sustain deliberative reasoning when they have a stake in the outcomes.
10. These councils are deliberative in character, linked to the public administration, and they control the new policy.
11. A MODEL OF DELIBERATIVE AND Aggregative DEMOCRACY - Volume 31 Issue 1 - Juan Perote-Peña, Ashley Piggins
12. At the same time, both EU and third-country actors accept a boundary between the deliberative and decision-making processes.
13. The rhetorical approach links the processes of thinking to those of argumentation, for it suggests that deliberative thought is internalized argumentation.
14. Cloture definition: a rule for limiting or ending debate in a deliberative body synonyms: order, gag rule, guillotine, rules of order, gag law, closure by
15. While all these words mean "to demand the presence of," Convoke implies a summons to assemble for deliberative or legislative purposes. Convoked …
16. There are also several similar words to Cogitative in our dictionary, which are Contemplating, Contemplative, Deliberative, ExCogitative, Meditating, Meditative, Reasoning, Reflective, Ruminative, Thinking and Probing
17. Biden to take Characteristically deliberative approach to filling Cabinet By Jeff Zeleny, Senior Washington Correspondent 11/13/2020 Jury selection to continue in Chauvin trial as additional
18. The chairman (also Chairperson, chairwoman or chair) is the highest officer of an organized group such as a board, a committee, or a deliberative assembly
19. Deliberative Democracy allows for "a wider range of public knowledge," and it has been argued that this can lead to "more socially intelligent and robust" science.
20. Since the creation of a democratic local administration, in 1976, the Portuguese municipalities have been ruled by a system composed by an executive body (the municipal chamber) and a deliberative body (the municipal assembly).
21. Cloture, also called closure, in parliamentary procedure, a method for ending debate and securing an immediate vote on a measure that is before a deliberative body, even when some members wish to continue the debate.
22. 2 — Chantal Mouffe / Deliberative Democracy or Agonistic Pluralism — I H S Further developed by theorists like Anthony Downs inAn Economic Theory of Democracy 2 the aggregative model became the standard one in the field, which called itself empirical “ political theory”
23. Domenico Giacobazzi (1444-1528), the eminent Canonist whose Tractatus de concilio (1511-1523) prefaces Mansi's Amplissima collectio, held that the deliberative vote belongs only to bishops, but can be extended to others either by the pope who can invite and habilitate others or, in the pope's absence, by the unanimous consent of the bishops.
24. Assembly, deliberative council, usually legislative or juridical in purpose and power.The name has been given to various ancient and modern bodies, both political and ecclesiastical.It has been applied to relatively permanent bodies meeting periodically, such as the ancient Greek and Roman Assemblies, the Germanic tribal Assemblies, the French National Assembly, the legislative houses called
25. Anakoluthia : breaking off a sentence [this is one of the main difficulties of psycholinguistics - how exactly is the sentence produced? Is it a matter of subconscious habit, or is it more deliberative? Anyone who will listen oarefully to ordinary conversation will come across abundant evidence of the way in which sentenoes are bullt up
26. An Agonistic Model When the shortcomings of liberal theory are taken into account we can understand why, in order to understand the nature of democratic politics and the challenge to which it is confronted, we need an alternative to the two main approaches in democratic political theory—the aggregative and the deliberative ones—because
27. In order to do so, they measure three important aspects to social interaction in Japan: (1) Activeness, which is considered the basic deliberative democratic norm, (2) hierarchy, and (3) heterogeneity (or "non-harmony") and discuss the influence of these three aspects of social interaction on both formal and informal social networks in Japan.
28. Cloture: 1 n a rule for limiting or ending debate in a deliberative body Synonyms: closure , gag law , gag rule Types: closure by compartment , guillotine closure imposed on the debate of specific sections of a bill Type of: order , parliamentary law , parliamentary procedure , rules of order a body of rules followed by an assembly v terminate
29. SYNONYMY NOTE: Adjourn is applied to the action as of a deliberative body in bringing a session to a close, with the intention of resuming at a later date; , prorogue applies to the formal dismissal of a parliament by the crown, subject to reassembly; to , dissolve an assembly is to terminate it as constituted, so that an election must be held to reconstitute it; , postpone implies the