Sentence examples for has opened a dialogue from inspiring English sources
Brian Paddick has opened a dialogue with Lambeth people who were either fervently anti-police or innately suspicious of them (He's our kind of cop, March 18).
"It has opened a dialogue that has been nonexistent for 30 years," he said, adding that the movie has been "a vehicle for healing" and a sense of survival.
HONG KONG — The Vietnamese government has opened a dialogue with Amnesty International, allowing the human rights group to meet with crucial dissidents and government officials in the first such contacts since the end of the Vietnam War, Amnesty said Wednesday.
In a bid to turn down the temperature in what promises to be an extended legal battle, Bank of America has opened a dialogue with investors who want the bank to buy back tens of billions in soured mortgages.
This study has opened a dialogue window for the changes forecasted in the era of 3DP.
Europe in particular has opened a dialogue that could eventually result in flight opportunities for its astronauts on the proposed Chinese space station.
Rojina Roe, a spokeswoman for the British Serious Fraud Office in London, said she could confirm that BHP Billiton officials had "opened a dialogue with the S.F.O., been in to see us and are offering their cooperation".
She said later that she thought the work was powerful — that John had "opened a dialogue that was very inspiring" — but she also thought that John was "passive aggressive," and she said, "I don't let him off".
A British host's social experiment may have opened a dialogue about homophobia, but he's not going to internalize the hatred, and that's a sticking point for myself and other gay people.
The combination of the events of Sept. 11 and the spread of NITV has opened a new dialogue between Pahlavi and young Iranians.
