Sentence examples for tool for dialogue from inspiring English sources

But it's a tool for dialogue.

Although the app provides a ticking clock, Kaddoura has made clear that The Wonder Clock is more of a tool for dialogue than a medical diagnosis.

"Gaga changed the way I feel about my body — the confidence, the joy, the option to use my body as a tool for dialogue with myself and the outside world," said Agami.

With over 50 projects across five African countries, CRF partners with radio stations, schools, and community-based organisations to train youth to use radio as a tool for dialogue, reflection and learning.

With 74 projects across six African countries, CRF partners with radio stations, schools, and community-based organisations to train youth to use radio as a tool for dialogue, reflection and learning.

In this way, cinema can become a tool for dialogue and knowledge and help politicianss to truly understand the world of youth, avoiding stereotypes and generalizations". The 2014 shortlist of three finalists also included Class Enemy (Razredni sovražnik) from Slovenia, by Rok Biček and Girlhood (Bande de filles) from France, by Céline Sciamma.

Online journals and forums such as The Immanent Frame, Fre.quenc.ies, and the recently launched Reverberations, from the Social Science Research Council (SSRC) are now considered to be creditable sources of scholarly research, conduits of collaboration and tools for dialogue.

The 1540 Committee developed matrices to be used as tools for dialogue with States on their implementation of the resolution, as well as for facilitating technical assistance.

In the Clinton-Bush years, email was a tool for substantive dialogue.

While respondents' identities are kept completely confidential and all replies are reported as summarized data, responses will be made available at the department-level and could be a tool for fostering dialogue on equity and inclusion, as well as informing department-level policy changes.

It was a tool for personal dialogue, and also an example of craftivism (craft + activism), silent activism used to highlight social inequality, poverty and human rights.