Sentence examples for dialogue with service from inspiring English sources

This was taken further by the comment that the need is not for technology leadership but leadership in general, and a genuine dialogue with service heads.

He envisions starting a dialogue with Internet Service Providers.

"And this is why the government maintains a dialogue with communications service providers to ascertain what is practicable and what isn't and what would be cost effective and what would not be".

The disseminations of the results from this study were done through meetings and dialogues with health service care providers.

In some areas one or two SIOs where allocated to work full time on the dialogue with the health service.

Unlike the one-way communication of paper surveys and written letters, elderly patients have turned to social media because they want to enter into a meaningful dialogue with their local services.

This study shows that they take on the responsibility to seek information and establish dialogue with the formal health services in the municipality to negotiate sufficient formal services for their older relative.

CIET social audits systematically share reliable, scientifically valid and actionable local evidence with communities and service providers, through mechanisms including focus groups and dialogues with community and service representatives.

Thanks largely to the Internet, consumers have been increasingly engaging themselves in an active and explicit dialogue with manufacturers of products and services.

Earlier this week while responding to Philip Hammond's budget, McDonnell told the BBC that Labour wanted a dialogue with business leaders and financial services, saying he was taking "advice and assistance" from asset managers, though he declined to name them, saying he did not want to "draw them into the politics".

Central to this effort is more information about the dietary services, improved dialogue with the staff/care providers based on the patient's needs and preferences, and the availability and offering of food 24-hours-a-day; in short, the possibility of having an individualised diet.