Sentence examples for contributing to the dialogue from inspiring English sources

Mr. Golden was also responsible for the inauguration of The Thomas E. Golden, Jr. Fellowship in Faith and Science, an annual lecture contributing to the dialogue between faith and the natural sciences.

With Mr. Andréa contributing to the dialogue, Ms. Dayan (who has spent most of her long career creating movies for French television), has made a film that repeatedly insists on Duras's greatness while sparing the audience the often difficult and uncomfortable task of actually enduring her works.

If you are interested in contributing to the dialogue please join me and other leaders in the field in Washington, DC this week for the first Work-Life Focus Conference.

To address this, Amref is creating a community information resource centre that will enable the people of Katine to follow and contribute to the dialogue on this website, even communicate directly with Guardian readers.

When she was president of the Ecological Society of America, he said, "she got them to recognize that there was a big bad world out there and that ecology had not contributed to the dialogue".

Go where they are and offer counsel, contribute to the dialogue and establish trust and authority in the process.

Furthermore, this research contributes to the dialogue of how plant dyes can impact aspects of the triple bottom line in niche markets.

This article seeks to contribute to the dialogue around peacebuilding in South Sudan by synthesizing the literature on the neglected role of pastoralist militias and informal armed groups in the current conflict.

Using the APEC scale in a range of different practical and research settings will foster links between psychoanalytic perspectives and educational training for children with autistic disorder, and will contribute to the dialogue between psychoanalysis, neuroscience and psychology.

I leaned in at staff team meetings, sat at the table and contributed to the dialogue.

Although well intentioned, such a statement continues the notion that women are an afterthought whose purpose is to add a feminine touch rather than contribute to the dialogue as equal partners and full participants in the Catholic tradition.