Sentence examples for successful dialogues from inspiring English sources

There are success stories from the equipment leasing and consumer lending industries of productive and successful dialogues leading to education about best practices with government agencies.

The dialogues gathered with the mental-state system have a smaller deviation (3.20) since the successful dialogues are usually those which require the minimum number of turns to achieve the objective(s) predefined for both kinds of scenario.

The user simulation technique was used to acquire a total of 2000 successful dialogues, both including and not including the prediction module of the mental state in the architecture of the system (i.e. 1000 dialogues using the architecture shown in Figure 1, and 1000 dialogues without including the described mental-state prediction module).

Interfaith proponents must build upon successful dialogues like the one Duquesne will soon host, and expand their efforts to include people of other faiths -- Jews, Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, etc. -- and those who fall outside traditional religious paradigms, including the nonreligious.

Dialogue expert William Isaacs says that problems between people often stem from an inability to conduct a successful dialogue.

There is undoubtedly a successful dialogue between architecture, materials and art and the attention to new works, to live art, to women and international artists.

It is concluded that although several QbD concepts are being practiced by the biotechnology industry, successful dialogue and partnership between the industry and its regulators will be the key to successful QbD implementation.

"I think we will have a successful dialogue with the government, that the war will be ended and that we will be able to move on to new work".

At this time, a digital culture rapidly emerged and flourished but major brands – still over-reliant on their legacy models of broadcast advertising – were unable to engage in a successful dialogue.

If I see you as a partner, rather than an employee, suddenly the possibilities for creativity are present". Isaacs adds that in the new digital economy, conducting successful dialogue is more important than ever.

"It's the embrace of different points of view — literally the art of thinking together," says William Isaacs, a leader in the study of dialogue who adds that problems between managers and employees, citizens and elected officials, and nation and nation often stem from an inability to conduct a successful dialogue.