Sentence examples for enable a conversation from inspiring English sources

Hans-Peter Friedrich said: "We will find ways to enable a conversation if Mr Snowden is prepared to speak to German authorities".

He enabled a conversation to take place that had been partisan, and converted into a debate about policy.

The shock delivered by anti-immigration parties in the elections should enable a sensible conversation with EU partners about checks to control spikes in immigration, curb benefits tourism and facilitate the removal of those who break the law.

This includes multi-intent queries, and follow-up questions to enable a "true" conversation, says Bahraynian.

The core function of VYou is to enable a video conversation, allowing you to send and receive messages with friends and experts at your own pace.

That's why transparency matters: by releasing the Senate's torture report, for instance, the administration can enable a public conversation that will create political space for the administration's stated goals.

"It's enabled a good conversation to continue about New Zealand's head of state.

Instead, tutorial dialogs align to a single path through that space, enabling a coherent conversation about the solution path and its steps for a particular example.

But White House spokesman Jay Carney touted the release of the white paper as evidence the administration was enabling a public conversation about the principles behind the government's targeted killing program, stating at one point on Tuesday that the white paper had been "released" rather than leaked.

In preparing societies for a fundamental shift in the future of work – and to get ahead of globally connected challenges emerging from other global shifts – the challenge is to overcome the polarised, incremental character of current debates and enable a good quality strategic conversation that benefits from the inclusive and collaborative development and use of Global Foresight.

Blogs and social Web sites like Facebook and Twitter enable an online water-cooler conversation, encouraging people to split their time between the computer screen and the big-screen TV.