Sentence examples for made dialogue with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharif, who has previously faced accusations of pandering to militants, made dialogue with the Taliban a cornerstone of his campaign in the May general election.

He noted that our efforts at outreach had all been rebuffed by Chavez, and that the lack of any reliable interlocutors made dialogue with Venezuela almost impossible.

The reason is that the Bank has made a huge effort to co-opt them.James Wolfensohn, the Bank's boss, has made "dialogue" with NGOs a central component of the institution's work.

The crux of their "encounter" I later discovered, centered on making dialogues with each other via writing.

She advised the nervous director about adapting Austen for the screen and made dialogue recommendations, such as with parts of the Collins-Charlotte storyline.

China will also "continue to make dialogue regarding the space field" with the US, following a NASA delegation visit in October.

They are not ready to make dialogue.

"We want a public security strategy that is made in dialogue with society," said Raull Santiago, 24, a community organizer.

The final decision per item was made in dialogue with the Dutch anthroposophic GP's occupational association and the Dutch anthroposophic patient organisation.

"He wanted us to make a dialogue with the new generation of Al Qaeda," Fadhli said.

This has already created insecurities in Beijing that will make genuine dialogue with the United States even more challenging — and thus all the more necessary.