Sentence examples for sensible dialogue from inspiring English sources
"There would appear to be little room for sensible dialogue, let alone deliberation.
On Sunday, the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, called for a "sensible dialogue" with Argentina over the islands.
Yes, of course the islanders have an enormous say in this, let's bring about some sensible dialogue.
But legal commentators said Tuesday's ruling from Strasbourg accepting the UK court of appeal ruling was actually a victory for the strategy of encouraging sensible dialogue between Britain and Strasbourg.
"I would like to meet with Theresa May, Norman Baker [a home office minister] and Yvette Cooper [shadow home secretary] to start a sensible dialogue for change, from prohibition to strict and responsible regulation of recreational drugs.
England's Football Association has vowed to open "sensible dialogue" with clubs over selection.
Time is needed, together with careful exploration of the sensible possibilities – dialogue, exhaustion with conflict, skilful international stakeholder management, the insistence of women on a decent life for their families.
A target of five years for achieving this goal would be sensible, but the dialogue must expand to include Russian concerns over NATO conventional forces in Europe and such issues as U.S. plans to develop a system that can deliver a conventional weapon strike anywhere in the world within one hour.
Obama believes voters want a sensible, less-divisive political dialogue, that the whole process can become more honorable if the right candidate leads the way.
With the Senate Judiciary Committee scheduled today to hold the first congressional hearings on gun violence since the Newtown tragedy, we offer four general guidelines for a national dialogue on sensible solutions to this deadly malady.
Nobody involved in the launch of Cultural Capital wanted to talk about what would happen to the arts in the event of cuts, and it seems a sensible approach to keep the dialogue fruitful in the pre-election climate.
