Deliberative (adjective)

1. Having the power or quality of deciding; involving careful consideration.
2. Relating to or involving discussion and consideration of a matter with a view to a decision or action.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from latin deliberativus, from deliberare "consider carefully".

Examples:

1. The deliberative process took several months before the committee finally reached a decision.
2. The court's deliberative powers are limited to considering only the evidence presented in the trial.
3. A deliberative democracy values the opinions and perspectives of its citizens.
4. The deliberative assembly discussed the proposed budget for hours before reaching a resolution.
5. The deliberative approach to problem solving considers all options before making a decision.