Sentence examples for In-depth dialogue from inspiring English sources

While the Korean women speak basic English, the in-depth dialogue of rehearsals required an interpreter, Ben Chon.

Overcrowded probes how to transform innovation, applying in-depth dialogue to unlock relevancy and meaning into the future.

Hume emphasized the need for in-depth dialogue between the opposing factions, regardless of the direct conflict between them.

"I don't think in general terms," Mr. Prodi said, "that sanctions give better results than those achieved in serious, vigorous, in-depth dialogue".

Again, I think it is possible to do it, but it requires a very detailed, in-depth dialogue between the government and industry, and the question is how long will that take and how expensive will it be.

Those themes carried into the second day, when the group met for several hours with faculty at APCSS for plenary presentations and multiple breakout sessions to facilitate in-depth dialogue on select topics including the threats posed by nuclear weapons on the Korean Peninsula and in South Asia.

One particular goal of this book is to bring out the complementary nature of the various approaches to innovation, and to facilitate in-depth dialogues both between microeconomists and macroeconomists, and between theoreticians and econometricians.

Interviews with 52 members of the public were conducted across the country, with 20 in-depth dialogues along with 32 10-minute ones on the street.

Moreover, it demonstrates that, in order to achieve the challenging task of planning sustainable cities, a broad and in depth dialogue with all involved stakeholders is needed before the introduction of new financial mechanisms for transportation infrastructure.

BEIJING — The American and Chinese militaries took microsteps on Monday toward smoothing over years of conflict and suspicion, but China's defense minister sharply defended his country's arms buildup, pointed to American military sales to Taiwan as a continuing obstacle and deflected an American request for "in-depth strategic dialogue" on nuclear missile defense, space and cyberwarfare.

But the way most teens use Twitter does not foster in-depth academic dialogue.