Sentence examples for practical dialogue from inspiring English sources

In order to get water users to understand and frame their own practices, problems and solutions, and to contextualise that within the wider basin, a practical dialogue and decision support tool, called river basin game (RBG) was designed.

These diaspora communities, who remain in emotional and practical dialogue with their country of origin, are best represented by Iran and Algeria.

If the Israeli Defence Force come out with the upper hand in this round and Hamas is beaten and weakened, the time will come for the victor to extend a hand to the defeated in an attempt to reach practical dialogue for calm on both sides.

He also cited the importance of interfaith dialogue and practical co-operation.

From colleagues who are involved in peace-building in Mindanao, I bring the message about the equal importance of intra-faith dialogue and practical co-operation.

Mr. Ryabkov, at his news conference, said that the cancellation of the final stage of the program seemed to show the United States as "making some practical efforts" to continue dialogue.

We felt the business world needed something between these significant policy changing events, bringing the private and public sectors together for a dialogue on practical business solutions for sustainable growth.

U.S., European, and Russian leaders should instruct their senior defense officials to begin a strategic dialogue on practical measures to increase early warning and decision-making time in all military areas, ensuring that no nation live in fear of short-warning attack.

This dynamic, practical, educational aspect of dialogue is an essential element of ontological hermeneutics, and McDowell draws explicitly on it.

By turning back to the direct experience of art, and to the concept of truth as prior and partial disclosure, Gadamer was able to develop an alternative to subjectivism that also connected with the ideas of dialogue and practical wisdom taken from Plato and Aristotle, and of hermeneutical situatedness taken from the early Heidegger.

Press, Sumsion, and Wong (2010) emphasize that, for a development process to succeed, the participants must be listened to, have a dialogue between practical experiences, and be committed to the development process-not only as individuals, but also as a day care community.