Sentence examples for opening up discussions from inspiring English sources

Working together, the two men overhauled Soviet foreign policy pulling the USSR back from its calamitous war in Afghanistan, negotiating nuclear arms treaties with the United States, permitting the reunification of Germany, and opening up discussions of human rights issues.

Dixons Carphone said: "With regards to our Phones 4u shop-in-shop colleagues we hope to help them secure new jobs with us and will be opening up discussions with the administrators to agree what we can do".

With regards to our Phones 4U shop-in-shop colleagues we hope to help them secure new jobs with us and will be opening up discussions with the administrators to agree what we can do".

Ian Perry, City of Edinburgh Council's convener of the education, children and families committee, said: "We must act soon to deal with the future capacity issues at James Gillespie's and opening up discussions on the future of GME is the start of the process.

We used some of our friends to post about it on their blogs, and started opening up discussions on forums about it.

Evan Selinger: The fact that you choose AR as a dominant literary device suggests that you do see it as an especially good vehicle for opening up discussions that we're not having enough of right now.

But at least Israel's leaders are now opening up discussion about one of the nation's oldest taboos.

But we're making people in Syria aware that this is something that happens everywhere — in Europe, in Asia, in the United States — and this is opening up discussion".

The Levy-Franks portraits are billed as "the only large set of early colonial family portraits to survive intact". But they are also images of a prominent Jewish mercantile family, opening up discussion of religion and tolerance in Colonial America.

The project also aims to have wider implications, both nationally and internationally, opening up discussion about the involvement of private collectors and investors in the future of public art.

Calling for a slow down on immigration, opening up discussion on integration, is in no way similar to Europe in the 1930s.