In between, the film presents a series of orchestrated images, sometimes taking the form of a pulsating, rhythmic montage (like the "city symphony" films of Walther Ruttmann and Dziga Vertov), at other times arranging dialogue and sound effects into a rhyming, musical presentation (as the French director Ren?lair was doing at the time, in films like "Under the Roofs of Paris" and " Nous la Libert?).
Mr Churkin pointed out that the resolution called on the UN envoy to work towards a transition to democracy in Syria, yet the envoy's task had been to arrange dialogue, not regime change.
Whereas Than Shwe, the longtime junta chief, so loathed Suu Kyi that he forbade all mention of her name in his presence, Khin Nyunt arranged a dialogue with her.
It was written, recorded and arranged in dialogue between two or three people speaking in a chain".The project began after one of Mr Costello's appearances on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon", an American television show for which The Roots perform as the house band.
We arranged 53 dialogues in individual or group format with 83 key opinion leaders and informants from relevant organisations, including health professionals, clinical academics, other service providers, commissioners, and service user and carer representatives of our exemplar groups.
Another faction, the formal political opposition, which has been unable to arrange a dialogue with the governing party, is also pressing for an acknowledgment that Mr. Saleh is gone for good.
"During mediation we try to arrange a dialogue between the parties, providing them an opportunity to speak and to be heard.
After months of rising the issue and having it go largely unheeded, a series of NewsGang Live podcasts consisting of anyone who wants to call in led to one participant calling a friend at Google who subsequently called me and arranged for a dialogue with the company that led to today's announcement.
To reach educated audiences, Union claimed to have "paid attention to dialogue, arranged it as best as possible in accordance with the wants of the Indonesian people".
Thrasyllus is famous for his edition of Plato's dialogues arranged into tetralogies, but he was a Platonist with strong Pythagorean leanings.
Among the high points are a "Lush Life," arranged as a tortured dialogue for voice and saxophone that emphasizes the fiercely defiant self-dramatization of this composer's most famous song, and a "Something to Live For" that builds the lovelorn ballad into an insistently keening gospel-flavored cry to heaven.
