Sentence examples for forge a dialogue from inspiring English sources

Both men had made pioneering efforts to forge a dialogue with sympathetic Israelis.In 1982 Abu Nidal moved to Syria and set up home in Damascus.

Although the presidential panel has no power over trade policy, Mr. Clinton had used it to forge a dialogue between business and moderate labor leaders on trade.

And there is no country more ready to forge a dialogue of mutual respect and understanding that can address issues of concern and advance our shared interests in the world.

Dance Tunnel, E8, Sat BB Having released a smattering of tracks under his Furesshu, Eachnewhour and Esoteric aliases, for the last two years Luke Standing's Blue Hour project has forged a dialogue between the functionality of big-room techno and more delicate melodic flourishes.

Anita Hill's testimony during Clarence Thomas's U.S. Supreme Court confirmation hearings in 1991 energized and empowered American women to forge a national dialogue about the ways in which men use sex to maintain power in the workplace.

Navigators can help patients forge a more participatory dialogue with their clinicians.

During his talks with Muslim leaders, he called for Christianity and Islam to forge "a relationship based on dialogue and mutual esteem".

Anyway, it thinks he has "some solid economic policies" and could "forge a new era of dialogue with Vladimir Putin, whom he admires".

The President made no direct mention of this in his public remarks, but he did say that the recent elections in Iraq have provided an "opportunity to begin a genuine dialogue and forge a government that represents the legitimate interests of all Iraqis".

LAUNCHED four years ago, the "Global Compact", a UN initiative to bring big business and its critics together, has not always lived up to its lofty goal of forging an "inclusive dialogue" on globalisation.

It is only through robust and committed dialogue that we can forge a compact between supporter groups and the governing body.