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Our Vestry is a deliberative assembly of the utmost dignity and importance.
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This body possesses several obvious advantages over any other deliberative assembly now existing.
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No man in a deliberative assembly can be excused for losing control of himself.
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A deliberative assembly should be formed, and all measures be decided by public opinion.
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Some men never rise to address a deliberative assembly without conciliating good will in advance.
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Their reply, through one of their chiefs, would have done honor to any deliberative assembly.
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This deliberative assembly of a free people presented a sublime spectacle in the eyes of nations.
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He was not endowed with those talents which could have rendered him conspicuous in a deliberative assembly.
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Parliament must become a genuinely deliberative assembly where all members can participate meaningfully in the formation of public policy.
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It is due to truth to say that the Convention did not possess all the desirable characteristics of a deliberative assembly.
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He seldom spoke in a deliberative assembly, except for some special object, and then only for a few minutes at a time.
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A good horse likes to feel the rider's bit; and a great deliberative assembly likes to feel that it is under worthy guidance.
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Every deliberative assembly, having the right to purify its own body, must therefore have the right to investigate the character of its members.
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The qualities which fit a man for marked eminence, in a deliberative assembly, are not hereditary, and are not coupled with great estates.
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Is there any wonder that the reins of government in such an exigency slipped from the hands of a deliberative assembly and of commanding burgomasters?
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Title: Robert's Rules of Order Pocket Manual of Rules Of Order For Deliberative Assemblies
