Sentence examples for a structured dialogue from inspiring English sources
So India has also established what one senior official calls a "structured dialogue" with the Arab League to explain the India-Israel relationship.
The framework for a structured dialogue has already been agreed to in previous bilateral discussions dating back to the mid-1990's.
It requires more than being nice, and the black students were not so interested in sharing pizza, but in engaging white classmates in a structured dialogue about race relations.
In exchange for a "structured dialogue" on judicial reform, RS President Milorad Dodik called off the vote.
I've talked to some priests already about how we can do something in the archdiocese among ourselves, and invite people as well to kind of a structured dialogue and a structured conversation.
In my engagement with over 30 students at Florida State University through a structured dialogue that I facilitated for "The QUESTion Project" (a non-profit educational program), I was able to gain insight into how young people like myself see the world and themselves in relationship to it.
There will be no specific agenda or any structured dialogue, he said; rather, it will be an opportunity to build trust, enjoy the match and have "an exchange of ideas".
The system supports the social and knowledge processes of collaborative strategy development by integrating a domain-specific modelling formalism based on the resource view of the firm, an associated structured dialogue scheme, an argumentation-enabling mechanism, and an efficient algorithm for the evaluation of alternatives.
Rangers have announced the 12 members of a new fans' board they hope will usher in a "more structured dialogue" with the football club.
The study design created an opportunity for structured dialogue on integration among a varied group of healthcare stakeholders, and between investigators and participants.
On the other, HIA offers HPP a process for structured dialogue thereby making transparent (often complex) consideration of policy problems, proposed solutions and their potential population health impact.
