Sentence examples similar to nurturing dialogue from inspiring English sources

With wisdom and humility, you nurture dialogue and understanding in our fragile world.

The Greenberg Center for Jewish Studies was created in 2009 to nurture dialogue among the many disciplines, scholars, and students engaged in Jewish Studies at the University.

A crucial next step is deepened engagement with educational partners at the "receiving organizations" based in low-income countries to nurture dialogue regarding reciprocity, trust and sustainability of the partnership.

It means creating and nurturing a dialogue.

The day will begin by probing the ancient past for parallels to our current crisis of democracy and will conclude with a conversation about innovative new venues for nurturing modern dialogue.

These three questions nurture dialogue.

The priority for 2018 is to nurture respectful dialogue between people with different political ideologies, said Polisner.

Women's rights activists say the key to securing a broader space in the Iranian political sphere is to nurture a dialogue that bridges deep-seated factional divides.

On the one hand, a more open society was going to eliminate bureaucratic controls and nurture a dialogue with the West.

Eck notes, "Pluralism is the process of creating a society through critical and self-critical encounter with one another, acknowledging, rather than hiding, our deepest differences" and a commitment to nurture constructive dialogues.

LiNK JHU fundraises to allow headquarters to continue rescuing and nurturing these individuals, and partners with think tanks, NGOs, and other LiNK chapters to foster dialogue both on and off campus.