Sentence examples for offers a dialogue from inspiring English sources

According to the WEF's streaming service (Osborne's on Channel 3), the studio offers a "dialogue with inspiring individuals from business, government, academia or civil society who will share the single most important idea that will impact us all".

To patients the flexibility is a very important single reason to use the Internet, as it offers a dialogue that is not bound by time and place.

On Friday, he offered a "dialogue" on the role of French nuclear weapons in Europe's collective defense.

President Hugo Chávez offered a dialogue to opponents of his left-leaning reforms but organizers of a one-day antigovernment strike planned for Monday said it would still go ahead.

"Obama offered a dialogue with Iran and this change in discourse immediately gave rise to that outpouring of sentiment against the Islamic Republic last year," Ganji said.

I decided to call the president of the radio station myself, to ask him what his concerns were, and to offer a dialogue with his board or anybody else he wanted while I was in Wisconsin.

The recommendations discussed in this paper offer a dialogue to create avenues that will ultimately facilitate the adoption and use of CDS tools in medicine.

The fact that AOL had not responded to the company's offers of a dialogue now seemed laughable; plainly, the giant was not ignoring the upstart.

President Obama has conditionally offered Iran a dialogue about its nuclear intentions.

Morsi sought to defuse the political crisis and offered the opposition a dialogue – an offer that has now been rejected on grounds that "we have heard it all before".

She said she expected the Shiite opposition to accept offers to begin a dialogue with the government, but it instead refused to join one.