More time will allow them to make a more deliberative, informed impression.
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To loosen the grip of the rent-seekers requires a more deliberative politics.
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Let's reform the reforms to make the process more deliberative and less democratic.
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The council will be more streamlined and the decision making more deliberative, the official said.
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Nowadays, agencies get evidence and comments in writing, a faster, less expensive, more deliberative process.
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Throughout most of the back-and-forth, Pence appeared calmer and more deliberative than his opponent.
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Some observers have argued that the House should take a slower, more deliberative approach to impeachment.
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While it would end a "club" courtesy, it would actually make the Senate of a more deliberative body.
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The positive side of all that is Democrats seem more deliberative, consultative, restrained, less trigger-happy, more prudent.
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Kildee said he would prefer a more deliberative approach and a multilateral approach that doesn&apost fray longstanding alliances.
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"They're being more deliberative than the U.S., yes, but that doesn't mean they have the secret sauce," Sabet said.
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It's possible that similar, more deliberative tendencies exist in women who hold executive offices like governor or, maybe, president.
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It is a step toward a more deliberative, responsible process — and one that Congress should take as quickly as possible.
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Though Republicans have generally confirmed President Donald Trump's nominees, they are taking a more deliberative approach to his Fed picks.
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One study demonstrated that the increase from 140 to 280 characters made discussion about politics more deliberative and more civil.
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The Senate, designed and structured to be a more deliberative and dispassionate body than the House, would best resist these forces.
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It's a combustible combination: a staff searching for defined roles and a more deliberative policy process and a president who likes to freelance.
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More deliberative polling suggests that when voters engage with the pros and cons of electoral reform, they become much more supportive of it.
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Supporters of the filibuster say it is essential to make the Senate act as a more deliberative, bipartisan counterweight to the House of Representatives.
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"Since it is the more deliberative body, it has the time ... and staff and resources to take a longer view on major change," Eaglen said.
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But the result was a general sense of relief — turmoil in the world has winnowed out some of the dabblers, and purchases are more deliberative.
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The rules are already on the books in both houses and their committees to enable the return to a more deliberative and results-driven process.
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Our founders envisioned the Senate as the more deliberative, careful body that operates at a greater distance than the other body from the public passions of the hour.
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If the CFPB's single-director structure is the problem, Warren and others who designed it have only themselves to blame for not adopting a more deliberative bipartisan commission.
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The Senate was intended to be a slower, more deliberative body than the House, and getting rid of the filibuster would reduce Republican leverage should Democrats reclaim the chamber.
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People are a little more deliberative about the process than simply deciding we have an empty space on the wall for a deer head and we need to mount one.
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Yes, but: It's not clear if the data captured from Tesla's consumer fleet is better at training its AV system than data collected through more deliberative testing processes by other companies.
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They have said many times that they are using a more deliberative process for 2020 and are not likely to endorse until the field shrinks and a winner is more clear.
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Once we realized that, we became more deliberative about the process, so while we weren't officially scheduling the one-on-one time, we were watching to make sure every child had it.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona has been the most outspoken of the undecided GOP senators, telling McConnell and others that he'd vote against Kavanaugh in the Judiciary Committee without a more deliberative process.
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But Mr. Graham still held out the hope that the repeal proposal would pass — just later, after Republicans tackle taxes, and when Republicans can consider the repeal plan in a more deliberative fashion.
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In comments published by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on Monday, the House members urged commissioners to help the electric grid's reliability and resilience in a more deliberative way than under Perry's proposal.
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First calling for a system that delivered "quick justice" and "strong justice," because what "we have right now is a joke and it's a laughingstock," he suggested more deliberative measures might've been to blame.
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Eric Pelofsky, a senior official under President Barack Obama, questioned Mr. Trump and his aides' approving the raid over dinner, rather than through the more deliberative process used in previous Democratic and Republican administrations.
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Kahneman argues that humans have two modes of thinking: "system one," which is fast, instinctual, automatic, and often unconscious, and "system two," which is slower, more deliberative, and emotionally "cooler" (generally traced to the prefrontal cortex).
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Now, Mr. Trump and his Republican allies on Capitol Hill have recast their ambitions for a rapid-fire repeal, talking privately and publicly about a more deliberative process that could be phased in over weeks or months.
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Now, Mr. Trump and his Republican allies on Capitol Hill have recast their ambitions for a rapid-fire repeal, talking privately and publicly about a more deliberative process that could be phased in over weeks or months.
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Inside the Senate, some red-state Democrats and longtime institutionalists have fretted that mounting an all-out battle to stop Gorsuch will hurt the party's chances of winning future fights and further degrade the more deliberative chamber of Congress.
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"We must be more intentional than ever to ensure that the whole of the FCC is more coordinated, more deliberative, and more collaborative," said Starks, who has held a workshop and released a report on the supply chain concerns.
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Meredith Whittaker: We need representation and we need to begin ... You know, if we're such a novel and creative company, if we're gonna stand before the hype, then let's figure out a way to make these decisions more democratic, more deliberative.
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This time, his eagerness to do battle with "slow and political" courts that have repeatedly rejected his travel ban and critics like Mayor Sadiq Khan of London, the first Muslim to lead a major Western capital, overcame any more deliberative strategy.
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One of the senior officials said the timetable has changed because the White House is going through a more deliberative and diligent process than it did with the Ratcliffe nomination, which includes taking input from the relevant Congressional committees and national security experts.
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In deploying this so-called nuclear option, lawmakers are fundamentally altering the way the Senate handles one of its most significant duties, further limiting the minority's power in a chamber that was designed to be a slower and more deliberative body than the House.
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"If you look at the difference between the recent Republican presidents versus Democratic presidents, which is a pretty good proxy, you certainly have people who are seen and see themselves as more decisive on the Republican side and more deliberative on the Democratic side," says Fontaine.
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I think what we've seen recently has caused a lot of thoughtful people to have a whole new appreciation for the system that we tore up and left behind a few decades ago, namely a more deliberative system in which the parties had more to say about the process.
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While she continues to leave the door open to impeachment, Pelosi continues to seek a more deliberative approach than many liberals in her party are seeking, saying the House's demands that the Trump administration comply with their subpoenas should first be fought out in court before any action is taken.
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We have to make the frontline decisions, because a lot of this stuff needs to get handled in a timely way, and a more deliberative process that's thinking about the fairness and the policies overall should happen over a different timeframe than what is often relevant, which is the enforcement of the initial policy.
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Even in a worst-case scenario for the administration, in which even the Supreme Court (which has granted the administration much more leeway on immigration policy than the 2nd and 9th Circuits) rules that the administration acted too hastily in killing DACA, it probably wouldn't prevent the administration from going through a slower, more deliberative process and achieving the same result.
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Where virtually all of Mr. Pruitt's hastily written rollbacks and suspensions have been blocked by the courts, Mr. Wheeler has taken a far more deliberative approach, immersing himself in the legal intricacies — a strategy that could make Mr. Wheeler one of the most effective drivers of the Trump administration's ambitious plan to rewrite the nation's rule book on the environment and climate.
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The release of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's mammoth report on Russia's 2202 election meddling revealed a trove of details related to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's handling of the investigation, lending a new boost to the small but vocal group of Democrats pushing to oust the president — and creating new challenges for party leaders advocating a more deliberative approach.
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People in a good mood gravitate toward intuitive styles, while people in a bad mood tend to become more deliberative. The specific ways in which intuition actually influences decisions remain poorly understood. Snap judgments made possible by heuristics are sometimes identified as intuition.
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One of the motivations for the UrbanSim project is to not only provide robust predictions of the potential outcomes of different transportation investments and land use policies, but also to facilitate more deliberative civic engagement in what are often contentious debates about transportation infrastructure, or land policies, with uneven distributions of benefits and costs. Initial work on this topic has adopted an approach called Value Sensitive Design.Davis, J., P. Lin, A. Borning, B. Friedman, P. Kahn and P. Waddell. (2006) Value Sensitive Design of Interactions with UrbanSim Indicators.
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" Following briefing, Judge Urbina converted the TRO into a preliminary injunction ordering that "the respondents . . . and any persons acting in concert or participation with them, or having actual or implicit knowledge of this Order . . . shall not remove [Omar] from United States or MNF-I custody, or take any other action inconsistent with this court's memorandum opinion." In the accompanying memorandum opinion, the court explained that the jurisdictional issues in the case presented questions "so serious, substantial, difficult and doubtful, as to make them fair ground for litigation and thus for more deliberative investigation.
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Intuition in the context of decision-making is defined as a “non-sequential information-processing mode.” It is distinct from insight (a much more protracted process) and can be contrasted with the deliberative style of decision-making. Intuition can influence judgment through either emotion or cognition, and there has been some suggestion that it may be a means of bridging the two. Individuals use intuition and more deliberative decision- making styles interchangeably, but there has been some evidence that people tend to gravitate to one or the other style more naturally.
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In the second study, sad participants showed reduced accuracy in judging relationship type from thin-slices as well as diminished judgmental efficiency. The third study showed the possibility that sadness impairs accuracy by promoting a more deliberative information-processing style. All of these studies have the basic principle that emotions do in fact affect judgement as seen through effects on thin-slicing. They disprove conclusions from some previous studies that sadness would lead to more cautious processing strategy or would not have a strong effect in social perception, and argue that short-term induced sadness would hinder individual's social interpretation skills.
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Some researchers point to intuition as a purely affective phenomenon that demonstrates the ability of emotions to influence decision-making without cognitive mediation. This supports the dual processing theory of affect and cognition, under which conscious thought is not required for emotions to be experienced, but nevertheless positive conscious thoughts towards person's will have positive emotional affects on them. In studies comparing affect and cognition, some researchers have found that positive mood is associated with reliance on affective signals while negative mood is associated with more deliberative thought processes. Mood is thus considered a moderator in the strategic decisions people carry out.
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The Chamber of Deputies convenes in the east wing of the same building. The Senate has several advice and consent powers not granted to the Chamber of Deputies, including consenting to treaties, loans and contracts as a precondition to their ratification and consenting to or confirming appointments the members of Chamber of Accounts, Central Electoral Board and ambassadors. The Senate is widely considered both a more deliberative and more prestigious body than the Chamber of Deputies. Due to its smaller size and statewide constituencies, the Senate has historically had a more collegial and less partisan atmosphere.
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SPI is a grassroots nonprofit organization devoted to supporting philosophical inquirers of all ages and walks of life as they become more empathetic and autonomous thinkers who take active part in creating a more deliberative democracy. Its members strive to form and facilitate "democratic communities of philosophical inquiry". Their gatherings - which, depending on the setting, occasion and purpose, have such names as Socrates Café, Philosophers’ Club, bring together people from a wide array of walks of life and experiences. They take place in venues like parks, coffee houses, hospices, senior centers, nursing homes, prisons, plazas, bookstores, homeless shelters, community centers, libraries, schools, and other public spaces.
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In addition to these, in cases wherein no candidate receives a majority of electors for vice president, the duty falls to the Senate to elect one of the top two recipients of electors for that office. Furthermore, the Senate has the responsibility of conducting the trials of those impeached by the House. The Senate is widely considered both a more deliberative and more prestigious body than the House of Representatives due to its longer terms, smaller size, and statewide constituencies, which historically led to a more collegial and less partisan atmosphere. The presiding officer of the Senate is the vice president of the United States, who is president of the Senate.
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Although people use intuitive and deliberative decision-making modes interchangeably, individuals value the decisions they make more when they are allowed to make them using their preferred style. This specific kind of regulatory fit is referred to as decisional fit. The emotions people experience after a decision is made tend to be more pleasant when the preferred style is used, regardless of the decision outcome. Some studies suggest that the mood with which the subject enters the decision-making process can also affect the style they choose to employ: sad people tend to be more deliberative, while people in a happy mood rely more on intuition.
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The main thesis is that of a dichotomy between two modes of thought: "System 1" is fast, instinctive and emotional; "System 2" is slower, more deliberative, and more logical. The book delineates rational and non-rational motivations/triggers associated with each type of thinking process, and how they complement each other, starting with Kahneman's own research on loss aversion. From framing choices to people's tendency to replace a difficult question with one which is easy to answer, the book summarizes several decades of research to suggest that people have too much confidence in human judgement. The book also shares many insights from Kahneman's work with the Israel Defense Forces and with the various departments and collaborators that have contributed to his education as a researcher.
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This series spawned a very large multiplayer ladder competition first with the "Starlance" system, and later on the "GamerZone" ladder. The main multiplayer setting is the "Dynaverse," which began as an official server hosted by Taldren, and has continued as a private effort (an earlier, unauthorized adaptation of Star Fleet Battles as a computer game was SSI's The Warp Factor in 1982). Star Trek: Bridge Commander was another addition to this genre, reflecting the more deliberative, command aspects of this experience. In late 2006, Bethesda Softworks released several console games which carry on the tradition of classic Star Trek ship simulator/combat games, Star Trek: Legacy for the PC and Xbox 360, Star Trek: Encounters for the PlayStation 2, Star Trek: Tactical Assault for the Nintendo DS and the PlayStation Portable and Star Trek: Conquest for the Wii and PlayStation 2.
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Igor Luksic at Sveti Stefan Igor Lukšić started his tenure by expressing that he was trying to phase in a new kind of governance, by applying a more deliberative approach to politics. During the first 100 days of his cabinet he organized meetings with representatives of different groups within Montenegrin society, including the opposition parties, NGOs, various minority and church representatives. The approach was welcomed quite warmly.NGO Center for Democratic Transition analyzed the message of Prime Minister Igor Luksic (accessed: 20 September 2011) The NGO sector also welcomed the decriminalisation of libel, which took place in June 2011 under the Luksic government, and was regarded as a measure that improved the freedom of the press in Montenegro.NGOs Welcome Montenegro's Decriminalisation of Libel (accessed: 10 October 2011) The part of interior policy regarded as most important by international observers was the fight against corruption and organized crime, as problems with criminality are perceived as the biggest hurdle on Montenegro's way toward EU membership.
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