Sentence examples for open up discussions from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for the BBC said the programme will open up discussions and educate young people on what consent is.

Of course, you don't have to visit the catacombs or other similar sites to open up discussions about mortality.

But commentators said his personalization of the election could not be ignored and would undoubtedly open up discussions on who might succeed him.

In Rubenstein's book, the impact is lessened by his conscientious inclusion of a new discovery: Trotsky's desperate wish to get a US visa, which led him to offer to open up discussions not only with the US embassy in Mexico but also with Martin Dies of the House Un-American Activities Committee.

"We've had this repeated sort of crisis with the FARC because the attempts by President Pastrana to open up peace talks or open up discussions about how to resolve this situation have really led nowhere," said Richard Boucher, the State Department spokesman.

They are all looking at the issue and at some point it will come around our table and we will see if there's a point at which we might open up discussions with government to see what their view is on it," he said last week.

It's fine if you don't teach creationism, but you ought to be able to open up discussion of it".

Accompanying the play will be two day-long fertility festivals, which aim to open up discussion on many of the issues explored in the play.

In 1960 Edna O'Brien published The Country Girls, the first novel in a trilogy that helped open up discussion of the role of women and sex in Irish society and of Roman Catholicism's oppressive force upon women.

This is especially important when it helps to open up discussion, model respectful commentary, and illustrate the use of evidence to support a point of view.

While the vagina cake might seem like a trivial trend, these depictions can help open up discussion about a subject that, even with our pussy-grabbing president, is still considered taboo.