Sentence examples for information and dialogue from inspiring English sources

She explained that public discourse about ECEC policy "was a big iceberg" that rose with more information and dialogue, but "now [post 2006] it's sinking in heavy seas and there is just a little tip [of the iceberg] that you can see".

They expressed frustration concerning insufficient information and dialogue, as the following statements illustrate.

The information and dialogue that conclude each health survey complement activities in the local community to form a population-based intervention.

The way that Parliament has to beg for information and dialogue partners in order to get answers for its outstanding questions is unworthy of a parliamentary democracy.

Falkum & Førde [ 22] found in their study that surgeons had the lowest scores for valuing patients' autonomy, and tended to decide for their patients without wasting time on information and dialogue.

Ashford emphasizes in the following quote the importance of adequate information and dialogue: "During organizational transitions, two types of information seem most relevant: information about the change itself and 'feedback'" [ 41].

Technology does help, but society needs to develop a social mechanism whereby women become engaged and involved in information discourse and dialogue at grass-roots level.

We hope that by identifying the range of ways in which families understand the physiotherapy given to their relatives this article will help practitioners modify their communication and enhance information sharing, and dialogue, with family members.

The main objective of the study was to find out whether the use of structured evidence based information sharing and dialogue leading to planning and action would facilitate improvement in health outcomes in different socio demographic contexts in Kenya.

At the national level, through studies, information sharing and dialogue with government and civil society, the project instilled giving a higher degree of importance to the effects of disasters on education and the urgent need to address these issues.

The Bergdorf magazine's mission, according to its "Welcome" page, is "to provide more useful information" and "stimulate dialogue".