Sentence examples for increase dialogue from inspiring English sources

The leaders agreed to increase dialogue by holding three-way summit meetings regularly.

Therefore, like Mr. Cohen, I support Farouk Hosny's candidacy to head Unesco, to the extent that he would increase dialogue between Jews and Arabs and potentially reduce prejudicial stereotypes on both sides.

But since those tense encounters, said Patricio Troya, consul of Ecuador in Connecticut, there have been some initiatives to increase dialogue and understanding between the police and the Ecuadoreans.

In it was the usual hectoring: urging the KMT to oppose Taiwanese independence, increase dialogue and stand by the "1992 consensus", in which both China and Taiwan agreed to the idea of "one China" (while disagreeing on what that meant).

Myanmar's governing generals vowed in September, after the international outcry over the crackdown, to increase dialogue and consultations with Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi, but no overtures have been reported in recent weeks and reconciliation between pro-democracy forces and the government appears to have stalled.

The programme will work to increase dialogue between the business community and scientists and technologists through a number of activities.

Ukraine and Georgia already have access to increased dialogue and activities, for example, via the Nato-Georgia Commission and the Nato-Ukraine Commission. Nato-Ukraine Commission

"That really points to the increasing dialogue and cooperation that is developing between the United States and India," said Nirupama Rao, a spokeswoman for India's Ministry of External Affairs.

Upon assuming the partriarchate, he expressed his long-standing desire for increased dialogue to end the church's millennium-old rift with the Roman Catholic Church.

Garcia and Carvalho were impressed with the wide range of high-level USG visits to Brazil over the next month, and were eager at the prospect of increased dialogue with the USG on critical issues.

It has mostly focused on delineating borders and increasing dialogue between China and the former Soviet republics, which China sees as helpful in its attempts to quell unrest among Uighur Muslims in its western region of Xinjiang.