Sentence examples for informed dialog from inspiring English sources

These fundamental questions are presently unresolved; systematic benchmarking studies can provide the data and tools to support informed dialog necessary to explore these inquiries.

The purpose of the conference was "to promote an informed dialog about evolutionary science grounded in a mutual respect for differences in ideas, cultures and religious beliefs".

Instead of bringing the case to court, McConnell suggested a more reasoned approach — forming "a legislatively directed commission of leading experts to have an informed dialog with all clearances [required] to make reasonable recommendations".

Informed deliberative dialog such as Tom and I discussed in my earlier posting, Primer for Citizen Intelligence, must be the core element of the Second American Republic--and then rapidly extended to retire the 44 dictators, 42 of whom are "best pals" of the US Government acting in our name, at our expense, without our moral authority.

The result was a uniquely informed and in-depth dialog.

This problem is especially acute for Protestants who don't have a tradition of companion theological reflection--what the Roman Catholics call the magisterium--to place the Bible in a larger context informed by ongoing reflection and dialog with our changing understanding of the world.

It is our hope that this site will be useful for our in-person meetings: the thoughts you offer online will inform and enrich a dialog that should prove highly valuable to the Institute.

To inform this sort of dialog in Kansas City, the Kauffman Foundation has sponsored visits to great schools around the country—over 300 people have visited 70 schools in 12 cities.

In addition, if a user now tries to run the infected version of Transmission, they'll be shown a warning dialog that informs them to eject the disk image, and that the app will damage your computer and should be moved to the Trash.

Readers were informed: "Mr Wagner is best-known for being the founder and former chief executive of Dialog".

Rogers was informed via email by someone at the NSA whose name was redacted that the plan, which was based on "dialog with the White House," called for White House press secretary Jay Carney to read a prepared statement and indicate that the one email Snowden wrote, "the same benign email that you and I discussed," would be released later in the day.