Sentence examples for dialogue with communities from inspiring English sources

Reinforcement of the support from the kebele administration towards the HEP is recommended to increase HEWs' credibility, ability to initiate communication and dialogue with communities and motivation.

If official authorities are to implement the new people-centred approach, they must better understand residents' perspectives and responsibility expectations, become more competent communicators, and be willing to engage in long-term dialogue with communities.

One of the guiding principles of the local blogs has been dialogue with communities about situations and topics of mutual interest and concern.

Intel eventually changed its environmental, health and safety policy to commit to more dialogue with communities housing its facilities, and Noyes withdrew its second shareholder proposal.

Likewise, Oando insists that it engages in regular dialogue with communities and that it employs a third party to provide an assessment of its projects on a quarterly basis.

As one French police officer once told me: 'Police do police work and it's not my job to play football with the kids in the communities.' "I think over the long term this approach will be shown to have its limitations and that there is a benefit for counter-terrorism in having full dialogue with communities," he added.

Table 1 Incubators: evidence from the literature Year Citations, year of publication Findings 1988–2000 Hisrich, 1988 Incubators in each community should be designed in consideration of the community's cultural values and in dialogue with community leaders to provide value.

The promotoras are crucial to the success of the colonia outreach program because they are better able to establish a dialogue with community members.

At the Wolargi Health Post, Meseret attends the dialogue with community members exploring best practices for feeding children in their community, followed by a practical demonstration.

Such longer-term approaches would include ongoing dialogue with community leaders and members to encourage them to critically examine their traditions and help them identify and address the factors that contribute to poor outcomes.

In order to enhance acceptance and to speed up vaccine uptake, we need not only to spread information but we need to enter into dialogue with community members, addressing context specific concerns.