Sentence examples for permanent dialogue from inspiring English sources

Ever attuned to the conceptual, he continues: "The family is a permanent dialogue with the present.

As a result, the best teaching has to be communal and reflexive, to allow for permanent dialogue.

In Tehran, The Associated Press reported, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said: "We had continuous and permanent dialogue with Chalabi and other members of the council.

"Iranians, like Arabs, have not been able to digest modernity because they did not find a way to create a permanent dialogue between the two concepts," he said.

A "permanent dialogue" is required which most participatory design processes fail to deliver, only restarting the dialog at stages along the way.

"We are respectful of the church, we are in permanent dialogue, and we are ready to explain our position and exert our responsibilities," Mr. López Aguilar said, adding that he had met with Cardinal Antonio María Rouco Varela.

The two sides did agree to open a permanent line of dialogue on defense issues and to set up a team to continue discussing weapons sales.

An intense, permanent, constantly renewed dialogue between a Book that speaks the infinite simplicity of the adoration of the One, and the heart that makes the intense effort necessary to liberate itself, to meet him.

In stark contrast with Argentina's permanent call for dialogue, the United Kingdom has ignored all appeals made by the international community to resume negotiations and, instead, relies on a belligerent attitude that reminds us of anachronistic colonialism.

Working for patient safety; create a permanent framework for dialogue and exchange, work to minimize the adverse effects; promote quality care to meet one of the fundamental rights of the human being who has the right to health.

Vice-President Wallström will be present tomorrow at the Conference of Committee Chairmen, and this within the framework of what the Commission wishes to be a permanent and regular dialogue concerning the issues that have priority for us, from the points of view both of programming and of establishing political priorities.