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The new US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel - who had a key role in backing the establishment of the dialogue over 10 years ago - will hold trilateral meetings with the defence ministers of South Korea and Japan, and separately with Australia and Japan.

In their statement, EASAC "favour(s) the establishment of a dialogue between scientists and the public on the future of the technology and its potential benefits.

Mr Bundy demonstrates the superior insights available to a practitioner reviewing the period just after he left government.Mr Bundy concludes that despite its spectacular nature the opening to China with the establishment of an intimate dialogue between Mr Kissinger and Zhou Enlai was a "three-year affair at best".

Improvements in the quality and delivery of those public services produced "en régie", i.e. by local bureaucrats themselves, depends crucially on the establishment of a functioning dialogue between this latter group and the wider scientific community.

Embryo implantation is a complex, synchronized process that requires establishment of a reciprocal dialogue between a receptive endometrium and developing blastocysts.

The newly launched UNIPP will help address these problems and other social, economic and political issues by working with governments and indigenous peoples' organization through various means including training, promotion of dialogue, the establishment of consultative processes, legislative review and reform, as well as conflict prevention.

It will include the immediate establishment of a broad national dialogue, with outreach to all of Ukraine's regions and political constituencies, and allow for the consideration of public comments and proposed amendments.

Another important consequence of this work has been the establishment of day-to-day dialogue between the SFDCP and SFDPH.

In calling for 'a social science that matters', Flyvbjerg (2001), for example, describes how his interpretive study of the relationship between rationality and power within an urban planning process ultimately led to the establishment of processes for democratic dialogue and decision-making in urban planning.

Responsible voices have been calling for a revival of dialogue between the ruling establishment, headed by King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa, and the opposition and civil society leaders he courted earlier in his reign.

In Slovakia, countering the weakening of sectoral bargaining, the existing informal coordination across sectors was in 2013 augmented by the establishment of a formal bi-partite social dialogue arrangement for industry.