Sentence examples for intensifying dialogue from inspiring English sources
"The agency is committed to intensifying dialogue," Yukiya Amano, the agency's director general, said in the statement, which was issued from the organization's headquarters in Vienna.
Not the least of them is the intensifying dialogue on the problem, which includes parties as disparate as multinational companies and tribal bands.
The cluster of diplomacy, while ostensibly coincidental, nevertheless is an indication of the intensifying dialogue as the United States, Afghanistan and its neighbors begin trying to put the pieces in place for an eventual resolution to the war and angle to protect their interests in whatever regional order prevails.
Nor has Iran "engaged in an intensified dialogue" with the West about its nuclear program, it said.
One area where there is a particular need to intensify dialogue between nations is that of the stewardship of the earth's energy resources.
Anglican relations Francis's determination to "intensify dialogue among the various religions" has not been confined to reaching out to Jews and Muslims.
In recent weeks, said Mr. Lukashevich, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, Moscow has ratcheted up its diplomacy in an effort to "intensify dialogue, not only with the government but also with the opposition groups".
For Onder Yildiz, a soft-spoken but intense leader of the Turkish community, the answer is simple: "A mosque next to a church helps intensify dialogue between the religions," he said.
Second, the United States should intensify dialogue with our Arab and Israeli allies to develop a common understanding about how to contend with an economically strengthened Iran in the wake of a nuclear deal.
Obama now offered what had been heresy for half a century: to relax restrictions on travel, remittances and trade, and intensify dialogue – for which the old guard, post-Elián, saluted him.
Hence it is important to intensify dialogue among the various religions, and I am thinking particularly of dialogue with Islam".
