Sentence examples for exchange views about from inspiring English sources
"The I.E.A. is closely monitoring market developments and will remain in close contact with member countries to exchange views about the oil market situation," she said.
The speed with which individuals were able to set up sites to stake out a position, to collect and make available information relevant to a specific matter of public concern, and to provide a platform for others to exchange views about the appropriate political strategy and tactics was completely different from anything that the economics and organizational structure of mass media make feasible.
Dr. Wohlgemuth testified at his own trial on treason-related charges in 1958 that Mr. John had gone to East Berlin of his own free will because he was concerned about the rise of neo-Nazism in West Germany and wanted to exchange views about the future of Germany with the people of East Germany.
"Against this background, the souk offers an alternative in which people from all sides of Lebanon - social, geographic, class, culture, and sect - can meet and not exchange views about the politics, but just interact in routine activities like buying and selling.
Wang came to Washington to brief U.S. officials on the trip and exchange views about future steps.
Again, the women exchange views about "class warfare," as the host plays audio of the President complaining the unfairness of "bus drivers" paying higher tax rates than millionaires - that is, President Reagan (courtesy of the Center for American Progress).
We exchanged views about childhoods, parents, marriages, careers, loves, losses, prides, and disappointments.
Downing Street said the pair had "exchanged views" about the release.
The group included 11 experts from various backgrounds who exchanged views about the sustainability of biofuels, food and the environment.
In small classrooms, orientation groups and discussion leaders exchanged views about issues such as the reality of racism in America, political correctness, and affirmative action.
"The meeting brought the conversation forward in the sense that each side understood the other better and exchanged views about it," Mr. Rosenkranz said.
