Sentence examples for more open dialogue from inspiring English sources
The region needs more open dialogue".
These actions increased trust and led to a more open dialogue about the company's strategy.
"Cadets have a more open dialogue with each other because it's now safe to have the conversation.
Our experiments with time off resulted in more open dialogue among team members, which is valuable in itself.
"I think it's very interesting how mental health has become a much more open dialogue in the market," he said.
She is certain that efforts by her and others have "made a dent" in the pursuit of a more open dialogue and education.
council here, sounded more open to dialogue.
Mr. Moon, who took office in May, is more open to dialogue with North Korea than any of his recent predecessors.
6. (C) The three ITF visitors agreed that Chappin, who had previously been more open to dialogue with them, was very defensive at the October 13 meeting.
Some of the companies are more open to dialogue; they want to talk to communities," said Ms. Lasimbang, a member of the Dusun indigenous group.
Some analysts expect little to change on the international front with Mr. Maduro at the helm, except perhaps a thawing in relations with the United States because he is considered more open to dialogue.
