Sentence examples for exchanges of view from inspiring English sources
Obama, the most scholarly in demeanor of Wilson's successors, has made the same connection by endorsing a "golden rule" of politics: a commitment to reasoned, charitable exchanges of view in political debate and genuine consideration for diverse needs and values when crafting and weighing policy.
When this third Congress reviews the progress made since 1936, it will be seen how greatly ideas and practice in various countries have benefited from international exchanges of view and experience.
Even now, the information society is creating social networks, giving rise to new cultural experiences, producing sites for political debate and exchanges of view.
Every organisation needs to be able to have frank exchanges of views among its senior teams.
UKIP European parliamentarian Roger Helmer said that Thursday's incident followed a party meeting that featured "some lively exchanges of views".
Exchanges of views can contribute towards the development of effective partnerships between stakeholders and researchers.
Presentations will be followed by open debate, questions, brainstorm, exchanges of views and knowledge, and discussion [ 32].
Intergroups hold informal exchanges of views and promote exchanges between MEPs and civil society.
These meetings often include exchanges of views with experts and officials from outside the Parliament.
To date, exchanges of views between Parliament's ECON Committee and certain international bodies have been too perfunctory and superficial.
