Sentence examples for of ongoing dialogue from inspiring English sources
Force him into a process of ongoing dialogue.
In the UK, however, for the most part there is a notable lack of ongoing dialogue – constructive or otherwise – in the public sphere about such issues.
Dragas said the board's concerns with Sullivan's leadership had been the subject of "ongoing dialogue" for "an extended period of time.'' She declined to comment on this issue Thursday, saying it was a personnel matter.
The new process was an attempt to move away from J&J's event-driven "five conversations" framework (which focused on goal setting, career discussion, a midyear performance review, a year-end appraisal, and a compensation review) and toward a model of ongoing dialogue.
"These students were continuously involved in discussions and were often among the first to post a message, and to respond quickly to other messages, thereby creating "threads" of ongoing dialogue between students".
Using formative feedback as a teaching method means that a classroom becomes the locus of ongoing dialogue that helps students measure and improve as they work to meet goals, expectations, and objectives.
They offer the ability to create many streams of specialized conversation, and users can search messages by keywords and set up alerts to stay on top of ongoing dialogues.
The issue of what constitutes an MID on a measure of HRQL is part of an ongoing dialogue about issues of interpretation.
Milford punctuates the narrative with frequent asides in the form of an ongoing dialogue — a tug-of-war — with her patron and primary source, Norma, the poet's vestal and the biographer's Nemesis, who dropped cryptic hints about deeper mysteries that remained unsolved and let slip that she had destroyed certain overly revealing or unseemly materials, including pornographic photographs.
As to the second, well, I think feminism is complex, and what constitutes a feminist character should be part of an ongoing dialogue, not a set of precepts sealed in blood.
And we've seen the Articles of Confederation and now the Constitution, which is again part of this ongoing dialogue trying to figure out the balance of power in all sorts of different ways.
