Sentence examples for increase understanding between from inspiring English sources
The meeting is intended to increase understanding between the cultures and to encourage loans.
It was even likely to increase understanding between the United Nations and its critics in Congress and throughout the United States.
The coaching dialogue is meant to increase understanding between a) the coach and the social innovator and b) the social innovator and its stakeholders.
Perhaps best known for helping create interfaith dialogues to increase understanding between religious traditions, he received the Martin Buber Award in 1975 for his work in this area.
Wen thinks that more should be done to increase understanding between research teams and manufacturing companies: "The development of new materials in the lab often takes insufficient account of market demand, making it difficult to get financial support from companies," he says.
One of the main intentions of the project is to increase understanding between humans and automated systems.
Ten years later, however, both sides agree that their fears were exaggerated, and many say the law has actually increased understanding between tribes and museum administrators.
The Quick Center for the Arts at Fairfield University, has scheduled a six-month Russian Arts and Letters Festival, focusing, as the center's director of programming, Deborah Sommers, puts it, on "the idea of global discussion and increased understanding between cultures".
Mr. Sharansky, the former Soviet dissident who once led a Russian immigrant political party here and who will head the conversion compromise search, said by telephone that intensive contacts over the past week created increased understanding between the sides.
"Their expectation is that open and honest dialogue may lead not only to increasing understanding between the church leadership and women religious," the nuns said in a statement, "but also to creating more possibilities for the laity, and particularly for women, to have a voice in the church".
