Sentence examples for a dialogue partner. from inspiring English sources

Representatives from China — which, like the United States, is what is officially known as a "Dialogue Partner" to P.I.F.

But China has refused to join the MRC or to agree to observe its resource management guidelines, preferring to remain a "dialogue partner".

With its Asian neighbors, China became a dialogue partner in 1996, participated in ASEAN +3 in 1997, signed the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation in 2003 and issued Joint Declaration on Strategic Partnership for Peace and Prosperity in 2003.

Reed (2006) uses philosopher Hugo Grotius as a "dialogue partner" to explore taking an approach to gene patenting that bears in mind the "common good"; she finds Grotius helpful in this regard as a figure transitional in the historical movement to liberal conceptions of individual rights and private property associated with Hobbes and Locke.

If Indonesia is also pushing the OIC for various fact-finding teams in Palestine, why does Indonesia, as a "dialogue partner" of the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF), not want to open access to West Papua for the fact-finding team from South Pacific nations, as agreed in the communiqué at the Forum's last Leaders' Meeting in Port Moresby, in September 2015?

In that context, the feedback was not described as a checklist or a script, but for instance as a " dialogue partner" or as an occasion for " professional reflection".

BEIJING — China's foreign minister met here with the leader of Libya's rebel opposition on Wednesday and said in a statement afterward that the opposition was "an important dialogue partner," the latest in a series of Chinese moves to improve ties to the opposition.

It said that Japan was an obstacle to peace and that it was not a trustworthy dialogue partner.

India became a Summit-level Dialogue Partner of ASEAN in 2002 (Gupta 2013) and strengthened also her bilateral economic and political relations with many ASEAN countries.

It said "expecting any result, while insulting the dialogue partner" was a "foolish act that amounts to waiting to see a boiled egg hatch out".

Working with a canonical interpretation of the hermeneutic circle, Høyrup suggests that '[b]oth in the Schleiermacher/Dilthey and in the Heidegger/Gadamer variant, we as observers undergo the change, not the dialogue partner, which is a fixed text' (Høyrup, 2000: 221; original emphasis).