Examples of using Deliberative in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Deliberative Democracy.
System 2 is slow, deliberative and logical.
Deliberative Polling®.
Participatory and Deliberative Democracy.
Deliberative consultation and polling.
People also translate
We begin with a definition of‘deliberative democracy'.
It's a slow, deliberative process of discovery.
Europe: social involvement and deliberative democracy".
I agree that deliberative democracy should be strengthened.
Each system nominates ten members to sit in this deliberative assembly.
Developing deliberative and participatory democracies through experimentation.
Naturally present absorption(samādhi) is free from any deliberative position.
The fundamental principle of deliberative democracy is the conduct of public debate.
Deliberative democracy is thus compatible with both representative and direct democracy.
First of all, it is worth distinguishing between direct and deliberative democracy.
Deliberative democracy is compatible with both representative democracy and direct democracy.
The expansion of a cross-border negotiating democracy(augmented by elements of associative, deliberative and direct democracy).
Deliberative thinking occurs when you are consciously and intentionally thinking about something.
Authorities will be formed with whom it is possible to exchange views, respectful communication, having,if necessary, a deliberative character.
Deliberative and participatory democracy and active and inclusive citizenship, including the digital dimension;
The General Assembly was established in 1945 under the UN Charter,and occupies a pivotal role as the organization's primary deliberative, policy-making and representative organ.
The deliberative character of the National Election Committee's(NEC) work enhances the credibility of the electoral process.
Welch College supports the Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature(TISL)by sending delegates from the Student Council to their annual deliberative sessions on the legislative floor of the state capital.
Deliberative democracy differs from conceptions of democracy as the aggregation of(exogenously generated) preferences.
In Joshua Cohen's definition, a deliberative democracy is‘an association whose affairs are governed by the public deliberation of its members' 1989, p.
Deliberative Polling® is aiming to use public opinion research in a new way including the possibility of public consultation.
The citizens' jury, similarly to the deliberative poll, also puts a special emphasis on the debate of arising questions and dilemmas, that is, stresses citizens' deliberation.
The deliberative body of the Council of Europe, composed of 318 representatives(and the same number of substitutes) appointed by the 47 member states' national parliaments.
Since deliberative democracy assumes the equality of the parties, the individual lacking information will necessarily be at a disadvantage.
This means that the deliberative process takes place under conditions of plurality of values, including people with different perspectives but facing common problems.
