Sentence examples for growing dialogue from inspiring English sources

John Prescott, the former deputy prime minister, also welcomed the film-maker's actions as a sign of the growing dialogue between China and the rest of the world.

These bombings were undoubtedly intended to terrorize Iraq's clerical establishment and to snuff out the growing dialogue between mainstream Shiites and Americans.

Thanks to the emergence of conservative talk-radio and blogs, sorely needed alternatives to the dominance of America's left-leaning mainstream media, there is now a large and growing dialogue of ideas between Republicans.

But Archpriest Vladimir Shmaliy, a theologian and vice rector of the Saints Cyril and Methodius Postgraduate and Doctoral School of the Russian Orthodox Church, said a growing dialogue between the church and academia in fields like philosophy and biology had become an example of civil society in Russia.

"Our longer-term national interest, our concern for the people of Iraq, our long-standing ties with the gulf region as a whole, as well as our growing dialogue and strengthened ties with the U.S., have been key elements in this consideration," India's foreign minister, Yashwant Sinha, said in a brief statement to journalists after the meeting.

A clear manifestation of this growing dialogue on migrant rights has been the passing of important migrant legislation that has direct benefits to the plight of the Filipino migrant.

With the negotiations, which began in 2008, resuming tomorrow, fears are growing that dialogue between the Turkish Cypriot leader, Mehmet Talat, and Demetris Christofias, the Greek Cypriot leader, is on the brink of failure.

The nuttier their situation gets, the more the tacit sympathy between them grows: their dialogue is like Dada poetry, with extra beats to take the place of the things they don't dare say.

But the more opportunities for Asia's bigs and smalls to talk about practical things, the better: a former Japanese and a former South Korean foreign minister have joined forces with the private Eurasia Group to propose a more permanent five-party North-East Asia security dialogue (growing out of the six-party talks over North Korea), including both America and Russia.

We should pay attention to and harness one of the largest global phenomena among young people – a growing demand for dialogue.

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