Sentence examples for dialogue addressing from inspiring English sources

Sitting behind her expansive desk, Rhimes continued to go through the script with her writers, finessing dialogue, addressing continuity errors and looking to sharpen the trademark "Scandal" tone.

After 2009, the United States and Pakistan constructed what they called a "strategic dialogue" — addressing Pakistan's needs for economic growth, its search for energy and water security, Afghanistan, and possible negotiations with the Taliban — to define and solidify a long-term partnership.

The Initiative is a multi-stakeholder dialogue addressing many of the challenges confronting our world today.

Among other initiatives, this nonprofit organizes various lectures and assemblies to promote a dialogue addressing critical social issues.

"The law would chill a free and open dialogue addressing Poland's history during the Holocaust, including in Polish schools and universities as well as in the media," the museum said in a statement.

The highest rating (6.6) was for the dialogue addressing a high-priority policy issue in Cameroon and the lowest rating (5.7) was for the dialogue providing an opportunity to discuss who might do what differently.

The issues taken up were regarded as important, with 96% of the respondents agreeing that the policy dialogue addressed a high-priority issue (Table  4).

Of the 290 articles describing policy dialogues addressing issues in the health sector, African and Asian jurisdictions accounted for the largest number of articles (154 and 104, respectively), and fewer articles were identified for the Eastern Mediterranean (n = 24) and the Americas (n = 8).

'Readings' were connected to the specific area that upcoming Learning Dialogues addressed.

All of this is interesting (and, as played by these actresses, very funny), not least because the dialogue addresses certain issues in feminist behavioral politics that are still being hashed out by the students of such writers as Ti-Grace Atkinson and Shulamith Firestone.

He called for a national dialogue to address the interests of the entire population rather than just the technologically savvy urban middle class driving the demonstrations.