Sentence examples for in active conversations from inspiring English sources
The Home Office said they were in "active conversations" with the United Nations high commissioner for refugees, the Italian, Greek and French governments to "speed up mechanisms to identify, assess and transfer children to the UK".
On Monday, a few hours before the Associated Press declared that Clinton had secured enough delegates to win the nomination, the Times reported that Clinton advisers and the White House were in "active conversations" about how to deploy the President on the campaign trail.
He credited ABC with being "especially innovative" in its approach to offering guarantees for online advertising as well for television viewing, but he said that Nielsen was in active conversations with numerous other big television companies about adopting the combined ratings service.
We're in active conversations with potential partners to better understand and explore this new opportunity".
He says that he expects to sell expansion teams into the start of the second season and that he is still in active conversations with potential owners who missed out on having a franchise set up for the first season.
"My hope is that this update about trusted news and last week's update about meaningful interactions will help make time on Facebook time well spent: where we're strengthening our relationships, engaging in active conversations rather than passive consumption, and, when we read news, making sure it's from high quality and trusted sources".
Feminist theorists are therefore currently in active conversation with critical race theorists (Alcoff, Ahmed, Gilman, Gooding-Williams), theorists of (dis)ability (Inahara, Garland Thompson, Thomas, Wendell), and theorists concerned with aging, health and illness (Inahara, Mairs, Toombs).
"When all of the facts are in, Duke will be judged by how it responded to the challenges before us". The trustees of Duke University have been in active conversation with President Brodhead and the university's senior leadership since the outset of the controversy involving the men's lacrosse team.
Student group CLEAR aims to mentor the next generation of science communicators by engaging in open, transparent, and active conversations with the public about science and research.
RG: We are in an active conversation with the BBC... well, put it this way: we like trials with 5,000 consumers in them but we are much more focused on mass-volume deployment.
