Sentence examples for promote talk from inspiring English sources

Barbara and Massimo recur to practices of topic articulation to promote talk that references the clients' failure to take the medications.

If used to promote talk on a new topic, test questions may constitute a necessary feature of interactions early in the process of adjusting to life with aphasia, not necessarily against the wishes of a speaker with aphasia.

He also sought to promote talks between the Russians and the Americans.

McCain and Levin have also expressed support for a "gentleman's agreement" to promote talking filibusters over procedural filibusters.

Instead, the foreign ministers of the South American Union (UNASUR) have agreed to promote talks in Venezuela.

Still, many analysts are skeptical that Cold Start could be the key for the Obama administration to promote talks between India and Pakistan, which have been stalled since Pakistani militants attacked Mumbai in 2008.

Recently one of the uses that is being given to this new technology is related with the opportunities offered by Web 2.0 to enhance the interactivity between students in learning environments and to promote talks between them (Gao, Luo, & Zhang, 2012).

More than 80 per cent promote talking as always or often a good solution to problems, an equally strong proportion reject shouting as "never" (58%) or "rarely" (24%) a good solution and more than three quarters state that hitting is "never" a good solution.

The pride of Al Jazeera lies, without a doubt, in its heavily promoted talk shows, like "Without Borders," "Opinion and the Other Opinion" and "The Opposite Direction".

One of Al Jazeera's most heavily promoted talk shows right now is called "The First of the Century's Wars," in homage to the battle in Afghanistan.

Moscow is thick with rumours that there is friction between the two men over who should stand, although some analysts think the ruling elite is promoting talk of a rift to hide the lack of true political competition in Russia.