Sentence examples for dialogue training from inspiring English sources
"I agree that a lot of people who would benefit from [interfaith dialogue training] either reject it, or are afraid of it and therefore reject it," Hadsell said.
In organizing it, we partnered with the American Men's Studies Association and the MenEngage Alliance to provide opportunities for presentations, dialogue, training and community -- across continents, cultures, experiences, and perspectives -- to increase the involvement of men and boys in achieving gender equality.
Central elements are psychoeducation, support, problem solving, pleasant activities, scheduling of physical activity by use of pedometers, thought-control techniques, cognitive restructuring, Socratic dialogue, training in social skills and interpersonal contact, crisis intervention, and emergency planning.
Much more dialogue and training is necessary to build understanding and confidence.
HPAIs may perform a range of different functions including conducting policy-relevant research and analysis, providing policy advice and technical assistance in policy formulation and evaluation, conducting policy dialogues and training policy-makers.
The Turks weren't used to dialogue, they were trained simply to follow orders.
Instead, he argued, Yanez was "jumping to conclusions without engaging in the dialogue he was trained to have in a citizen encounter like this".
This method was formulated by Leonard Nelson (1882 1927), and is presently used in Germany, England, and Holland for philosophical training, dialogue-based education, problem discovery, and for establishing consensus [ 11, 12].
For three days, the youth delegates participated in interactive sessions on WASH; social media training; dialogues with the diplomatic community; and field visits to Nurek Dam, which is the world's second tallest dam.
What if this training opens dialogue for children and adults to speak about addiction?
The interim is filled with training, collective dialogue and formalising community institutions.
