Sentence examples similar to designated dialogue from inspiring English sources
The appeal delivered to the General Assembly noted that the United Nations had designated 2001 as the year for dialogue among nations.
In light of the government's indifferent attitude, the UPF has warned that it will not allow the inspection of its designated camps by government officials if no political dialogue begins by Aug. 22.
The term opéra comique originated in the 18th century and designated a stage work consisting of pre-existing tunes and spoken dialogue.
It sets people asking: who needs a designated building when you can collaborate, co-produce and have a dialogue with major players and be part of a wider theatre demographic?
One coordinator was designated in the eye health and educational institutions, respectively, to establish a permanent dialogue during the entire process.
Similar to the concept of a designated devil's advocate, this can help ease the transition to making these conversations part of the everyday dialogue.
Originally, the term designated an artist making work outside the context of art history, removed from the artistic institution, apart from the dialogue and marketplace of contemporary art.
Unrealistic opposition expectations about the role of a group of presidents designated by the Union of South American Nations and by the Vatican, contributed to the decision to call off the internationally encouraged Venezuela "dialogue," late in 2016.
Have a designated driver.
