Sentence examples for continuing dialogue between from inspiring English sources

She sees Progress as part of the museum's continuing dialogue between past and present.

John Paul II's visit to the Holy Land is testimony to a continuing dialogue between the Vatican and world Jewry.

While officials confirmed some details of the discussion, much remains unknown about the continuing dialogue between Islamabad and Washington.

Like nearly every other musical genre, African-American gospel is a continuing dialogue between roots on one side and technological innovation and secular influences on the other.

It is part of a continuing dialogue between the nuclear-armed nations, which have fought several wars with each other over a disputed border.

Indeed, so striking are the parallels, it is tempting to read The Sad Truth About Happiness as a continuing dialogue between mother and daughter.

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 process involved surveying the corridor, identifying conflicts along the corridor, signing an agreement, delimiting the corridor with cement markers and the creation of a local oversight (or management) committee to continue dialogue between the different user groups and support the participatory management of the corridors (Bebisse 2011).

We encourage continued dialogue between concerned citizens and developers once projects become operational.

Consortia have been formed to continue dialogue between regulators, industry groups, and academicians on these topics under the umbrella of organizations such as the International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI) through the ILSI Health and Environmental Sciences Institute initiative (Pennie et al. 2004).

The recommendations of this evaluation cover suggestions to revise some of the programme content and its delivery by the institutes, as well as an initiative to continue dialogue between the states and the institutes for appropriate and optimum utilization of the training received by the graduates.