Sentence examples for commitment to dialogue from inspiring English sources

As diplomats gather in Kabul this week, show that your commitment to dialogue and independence is real.

Meeting with President Obama last week, the Bahraini crown prince, Salman bin Hamad al-Khalifa, reaffirmed his father's commitment to dialogue and reconciliation.

But these statements were likely part of the negotiations – in addition to the boilerplate criticism, North Korea also explicitly reaffirmed Pyongyang's commitment to dialogue.

Exchange between students and faculty, both Cornell faculty and visiting scholars, is key to the Clarke Program's philosophy and commitment to dialogue.

The standard case against Guitry, used by critics since the mid-1930s, holds that his films are too theatrical, too stage-bound in their commitment to dialogue, performance and unified settings to function as "true" cinema.

"This can only succeed — indeed any peacemaking effort can only prosper — when the parties to the violence make a firm commitment to dialogue, and when the international community is strongly united in support," he said.

The early Renaissance commitment to the dialogue form (already noted), inspired by the rediscovery of the Platonic dialogues.

Two basic tendencies, however, can be discerned: The early Renaissance commitment to the dialogue form (already noted), inspired by the rediscovery of the Platonic dialogues.

And the monarchy's anxious Western backers have reaffirmed their commitment to the dialogue.

It added that the new structure was "consistent" with the church's "commitment to ecumenical dialogue".

But coalition members said that the Bush administration's commitment to a dialogue struck them as somewhat half-hearted.