Sentence examples for facilitate a mutual from inspiring English sources

The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) is considered a useful tool to overcome differences amongst health professionals, and to facilitate a mutual understanding of patient's health problem and its treatment.

Two- way communication and exchange can facilitate a mutual understanding of policy questions and the kind of knowledge that is needed to answer these questions.

Structural involvement facilitated a mutual learning process and a better understanding of the perspectives of others.

It can also be seen as an instrument to facilitate a sense of mutual belonging, contact and interaction.

Interculturalism, considered as a "post-multicultural period" by Zapata-Barrero, becomes an instrument to facilitate a sense of mutual belonging as defended by the Intercultural Cities Program of the Council of Europe (2008).

Joint group activities were carried out with the aim to facilitate a spirit of mutual understanding and cooperation towards developing and "owning" the proposed IM model on as equal terms as possible, considering Swedish rules and regulations.

Early on during his exile, Bohr became convinced that the existence of the bomb would "not only seem to necessitate but should also, due to the urgency of mutual confidence, facilitate a new approach to the problems of international relationship".

The participants viewed these processes as highly educational and relevant in terms of facilitating an increased mutual understanding and exploring potential areas for the development of the IM model.

Family physicians can work to achieve Common Ground with substitute decision-makers of dying patients as a means to prevent and/or manage conflict and facilitate the mutual goal of achieving a "good death" experience for everyone involved.

The process of diaphonic identification occurs when pidgins are fashioned; although lexical and morphosyntactic patterns are shared, speakers often use the phonological systems of their native language, meaning they must learn to recognize such diaphonic correspondences in the speech of others to facilitate the mutual intelligibility of a working pidgin.

Bizarrely enough, no serious prior communication was facilitated except for a mutual appreciate to each other's work and arranged lunch over the net.