Sentence examples for dialogue held from inspiring English sources
Oasis, another Italian-based group which focuses on Christian-Muslim dialogue, held a similar exercise in Sarajevo this month.
An initial dialogue, held in Arusha between 12 and 18 October, is said to have gone well.
But the most controversial article, which placed all of Morsi's actions beyond judicial review, is gone, said Mohammad Salim al-Awa, spokesman for a national political dialogue held Saturday.
On Monday afternoon, during a "strategic dialogue" held in New Delhi, representatives of the two countries signed seven economic cooperation agreements worth $5.2 billion, their second such dialogue in as many years.
A section on protecting her sex life from infant interruption treads familiar ground, but is enlivened by Ryan's gaudy mime and the incongruous dialogue held with her daughter through a locked bathroom door.
Scenes remain trapped in the prison of summary and indirect dialogue, held hostage to Nina's preoccupation with her relationship with Andrew, or Andrew's with his father, and so on.
The scintillating dialogue holds center stage mainly through Luchini's verbal virtuosity and conjures Rohmer's comprehensive vision.
Traditional accounts of language processing suggest that monologue – presenting and listening to speeches – should be more straightforward than dialogue – holding a conversation.
Such a disciplined dialogue holds great promise, honoring our differences and confirming our perception that we are a people joined in our mutual aspiration to live the lives for which we were created.
Second, serve as the convener of of dialogues, held in a completely transparent manner, to establish standards and an election-grade, blockchain reference framework for states to use.
The Common Word has become one of the banner Catholic-Muslim initiatives, expanding its membership to include Protestants and all various diverse leaders from within the Muslim world have joined in events and dialogues held around the world between Christians and Muslims.
