The phrase "encourage conversations" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to promote or support the exchange of ideas and discussions between people. Example: The teacher always encouraged conversations in her classroom, which helped her students to develop critical thinking skills.
"The aim is to encourage conversations about a film's theme among communities in a familiar space," says Mr Tan.
Their goal, according to a news release, was to encourage conversations among friends, relatives and neighbors that "can be uncomfortable for both parties".
One of the positive effects of the law will be to encourage "conversations with people working together about what their expectations are", said Cox.
In a TEDx talk they gave this year at the University of Texas in Arlington they highlight the need for spaces to encourage conversations in these smartphone times.
With the orchestra, Mr. Barenboim said, he and Said wanted to "encourage conversations between Arabs and Israelis and connect people individually across the chasm of speechlessness that so often characterizes the Palestinian-Israeli conflict".
While it's unlikely the goals will lead to immediate improvements, it provides opportunities at national and international levels to talk about data, put pressure on institutions, and encourage conversations.
"We actually encourage conversation among the staff," Field says.
"I think you listen a lot, I think you encourage conversation," she said.
It said that "to encourage conversation," neither the department nor the news media were invited to the forum.
We encourage conversation, welcome diversity and understand that both identity and agency can come from recognising our differences.
Like the main Web site, which promotes the fact that it garners millions of user comments each month, HuffPost Live says it will encourage conversation among viewers.
