Examples of using Deliberative in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Deliberative democracy has been defined by Cohen as an association whose affairs are governed by the public deliberation of its members[9].
James Fishkin, who has designed practical implementations of deliberative democracy for over 15 years in various countries, describes five characteristics essential for legitimate deliberation.
But without the slower, deliberative brain we would find ourselves time
Deliberative assembly with the authority to make laws for a political entity such as a country or city.
Research research area Public participation, deliberative democracy, relationships between social
A number of Deliberative Polls have been conducted in various countries around the world,
to convince other citizens about their opinion(deliberative stage).
Effectiveness and efficiency in decision-making All decision-making and deliberative processes of both the Eurosystem
because they are consultative rather than deliberative;
Ensure that national parliaments play a proactive, deliberative and supervisory role in the accession process in a timely and strategic manner.
In Debrecen law was represented by the Chief Judge and the deliberative assembly, the senate, with a total of twelve members.
making them more open and deliberative, always looking towards people.
Research into deliberative democracy has a rich tradition in the West,
Deliberative democracy: A disadvantage of negotiation systems,
also with the tools of deliberative democracy.
According to Wikipedia,“The Senate is both a more deliberative and more prestigious body than the House of Representatives,
A considerable number of countries have recently launched structured deliberative processes involving civil society(Australia,
In fact, it is in local governments where the limits of electoral participation have given rise to interesting models of direct participatory and deliberative democracy, enhanced by the use of digital tools, as previous URBACT articles have explained.
possibly suited for revolutionary circumstances, but completely unsuited for informed and deliberative decisions on complex treaty revision.
be it consultative or deliberative, together with the other members of the Synod who are not Bishops,