Sentence examples for competent dialogue from inspiring English sources

(Apparently, the oxygen is so thin at that height that even the ability to come up with competent dialogue is threatened.) The Vaughn base camp looks like a parking lot party at a Phish concert.

At this moment, dialogue with competent mentors/supervisors would help them analyze and reflect upon these negative experiences, which might provide support and guidance for them.

In this study, we knew from students' perspectives that reflective dialogue with competent mentors/supervisors about their negative experiences could transform negative experience into understanding and facilitate the learning about caring, which means that reflective practice can facilitate professional development of caring practice.

The procedure as a whole relies on improving dialogue between the competent authorities of individual Member States.

A fair and transparent dialogue between the industry and competent authorities is necessary, aligning the expectations of the competent authorities and their fulfilment by industry with each other.

The patients stay in control and feel they are competent and so become empowered partners in the dialogue.

If official authorities are to implement the new people-centred approach, they must better understand residents' perspectives and responsibility expectations, become more competent communicators, and be willing to engage in long-term dialogue with communities.

About a third of the dialogue is already subtitled, and the rest would take a competent translator about 15 minutes to render.

A year ago, the joint statement following the U.S.-China dialogue said: "The United States and China welcome continued dialogue between the bilateral competent authorities on the oversight of accounting firms providing audit services for public companies in the two countries, so as to enhance mutual trust and strive to reach agreement on cross-border oversight cooperation.

The dialogue by screenwriter John Gatins is hip and crisp, and the direction by Robert Zemeckisis competent though predictable at times.

Indeed, students' knowledge level is reflected in the tutorial dialogue between the system and the student, e.g. as the learner becomes more competent the level of help from the ITS should drop.