Sentence examples for committed dialogue from inspiring English sources

We know from experience that through committed dialogue old suspicions can be transcended and a greater mutual trust established.

"We know from experience that through committed dialogue, old suspicions can be transcended and a greater mutual trust encouraged," she said.

It is only through robust and committed dialogue that we can forge a compact between supporter groups and the governing body.

He added: "Thanks to years of hard work and committed dialogue we have made vital breakthroughs related to both the nuclear negotiations and a separate long-term diplomatic effort".

"Never in our lifetime has there been a more desperate need for constructive and committed dialogue, among individuals, among communities, among cultures, among and between nations," he said at the start of an international conference here aimed at promoting understanding between Western and Islamic cultures.

Though no date for more talks was agreed, he insists the administration is committed to dialogue with the North.

"Here in Haiti we are committed to dialogue," Mr. Aristide said.

"We are committed to dialogue and international law," he told Radio del Plata.

A ministry spokesman said the South was committed to dialogue and sanctions, and urged Pyongyang to end its provocations.

It is committed to dialogue and co-operation as a means to increase and improve knowledge of discriminatory legislation.

"The solution to the tragedy in Tibet lies with Beijing and my administration is fully committed to dialogue and to address the issue peacefully".