Sentence examples similar to having regular dialogues from inspiring English sources

But I think we've done a really good job of having regular dialogue.

Mr. Summers said that while the Health and Hospitals System was run by an independent board with a county subsidy, Ms. Preckwinkle's office had "regular dialogue with them about how they're addressing performance and even talked to some of the members of the labor organizations about what the performance looks like and what the changes look like".

He said: "Roberto has regular dialogue with the chairman - before every game and during the week as well they have constant dialogue".

Calling someone out of the blue can feel confrontational and needy unless you have regular dialogue.

Having regular multidisciplinary international meetings or workshops on Prosopis invasions may help to spread knowledge and create dialogue between parties, which could help to reduce contentious issues surrounding many invasive Prosopis species.

"We have had a regular dialogue with the vice president on a wide range of issues, on issues that are our priorities," said John J. Sweeney, president of the labor federation.

"Australia and New Zealand now have free trade agreements with China, we are both part of the Asian [Infrastructure] Investment Bank – we have regular contact and dialogue," Key said.

Mr Hartley said it was necessary for the owner to have "regular and meaningful" dialogue with fans and supporter groups.

It is also agreed that the two Ministries of Education would have regular information exchange and bi-lateral dialogue to support each other in improving education quality.

Before these dialogues, stakeholders did not have regular conversations and subsequently most did not understand policies, agreements, and movements according to sustainable management.

We will continue to have a regular dialogue with Ford about the ways government can help to make sure this success continues". Economy Secretary Ken Skates said he had spoken to Ford's vice president and told assembly members there was a need for Ford to "better communicate" the long-term plans for the plant to the workforce.