Sentence examples for holding dialogue from inspiring English sources

"We are not now holding dialogue with you on the basis of the laws of this state," he said.

Mr. Roh referred to Mr. Kim respectfully as "Chairman Kim," and kept emphasizing the importance of holding "dialogue with trust".

"If we get lazy about holding dialogue with the people, or return to being the old Liberal Democrats who shunned reform, then we will immediately lose the trust of the people," said Mr. Abe, whose party governed Japan for a half-century before being ousted four years ago.

Meanwhile the election commission has confirmed a court ban on Jamaat-e-Islami, Bangladesh's largest Islamist party, taking part in elections.Mrs Zia and her allies met the president on November 19th and requested him to "ask the government to shun the path of conflict and create an atmosphere conducive to holding dialogue".

It includes rebuilding government institutions, repairing damaged infrastructure, organising presidential elections, holding dialogue with rebel groups in the north and stimulating the economy.

It might seem strange that the Obama administration would prefer the election of an ally of the Assad regime and Hezbollah, but potential reasons for a US preference of Aoun are quite simple: As an ally, Aoun is seen as capable of holding dialogue with Hezbollah rather than just alienating the Shia party – something that Geagea would likely do.

How can instructors or counselors be trained in holding dialogues with a student to encourage reflection?

That's risky". Uber should have started out by holding dialogues with officials and enlisting the help of intermediaries who know the market and have deep connections to handle the human relationships, Matwyshyn says.

We have done it in Mexico, crossing the country in two caravans and holding dialogues all along the way, pushing people to consider how we can rethink and re-imagine the way our country approaches drug policy.

"I didn't go to hold dialogue," he said.

Mr. Sharif said he was willing to "hold dialogue with those who have unfortunately adopted extremism".