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"deliberate" in an official context



 
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"deliberate" in an official context #1 (permalink) Thu Feb 22, 2007 9:26 am   "deliberate" in an official context
 

Hello,

How is in english the form to "officially deliberate" something after having considered some facts? I am not sure about "deliberate" itself (I mean to announce something officially which has legal worth)

do the following expressions exist?

1) " considered the results , the Council deliberates following:"

2) "The Council,

-considered the [first fact]
-considered the [second fact]
-considered the [n-fact]

deliberates following:"

thank you very much!

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"deliberate" in an official context #2 (permalink) Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:25 am   "deliberate" in an official context
 

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Insofar as I can interpret your examples, Alex, 'deliberate' works fine in this formal context.

Cf: The jury deliberated for an hour before deciding the verdict.
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"deliberate" in an official context #3 (permalink) Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:29 am   "deliberate" in an official context
 

thanks a lot!
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"deliberate" in an official context #4 (permalink) Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:29 am   "deliberate" in an official context
 

and the expression "considered the results" ?
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