Sentence examples for privileged interlocutor from inspiring English sources

This definition focuses on the complex system of relationships linking the different actors at local and also at higher level, where the privileged interlocutor is the Region, through which policies are passing as a result of the national devolution process and application of the principle of horizontal and vertical subsidiarity.

The Spanish papers no longer are the privileged interlocutors they once were, at least not on economic policy.

The category of interlocutors is composed by privileged witnesses.

Shared responsibility appeals to least collaborative effort [Clark, H. H., & Wilkes-Gibbs, D. (1986). Referring as a collaborative process. Cognition, 22, 1 39.], requiring each interlocutor to report her own privileged knowledge.

He was a handpicked interlocutor for foreigners, with a warm coat and privileged access to information, and he was, by all evidence, convinced that America had nuked Iraq (or was willing to maintain the charade that it had).

"Oh," said my interlocutor.

His interlocutor laughed nervously.

My interlocutor nodded vigorously.

The interlocutor shouted the question.

"Got to," his interlocutor answers.

Our privileged intensity.