Sentence examples for wider dialogue from inspiring English sources

Oliver's show thrives within a wider dialogue, and would have less relevance if only HBO's subscribers were seeing it.

The success of Tow Center's report lies in initiating a wider dialogue on journalistic practices that goes beyond finding a new business model.

Ms. Merkel's own Christian Democrats are now speaking out against "Putin Two's" style of rule by calling for a much wider dialogue beyond the reach of the Kremlin and the oligarchs and the established lobbies.

How do you, as an artist working somewhere that's perceived as outside an art centre, take part in the wider dialogue?" To this end, Moss and Thurlow are now regulars at international art fairs in Miami, Tokyo, Cologne, London and New York.

She also cited research that suggests yoga changes people's thoughts, but the judge said: "Dr Brown has an obvious bias and can almost be called being on a mission against yoga". As part of the country's wider dialogue on the separation of church and state, a high school in Michigan banned postgame prayer last week, after the American Civil Liberties Union filed a complaint against the practice.

In an era of environmental change and rapid species loss, a wider dialogue is needed between these specialist research communities.

Most importantly, he says, older workers should be asking the critical question: "who else should I talk to?" Engage in wider dialogues happening around you; stay connected to the pulse.

On the contrary, the Cuban government continues to detain prisoners of conscience and to criminalise demands for a society-wide dialogue.

Their advocacy has been part of a league-wide dialogue about the N.F.L.'s comfort level with the gay community and, more broadly, with how a gay player would be accepted if he came out while still playing.

The agency noted that Mr. Yassky's e-mails, which were obtained by The New York Times and confirmed by the commission, were a small sample of a broader administration-wide dialogue about apps.

The company, which employs some 1,800 people at more than a dozen popular hot spots including the Gramercy Tavern and Union Square Cafe, said in a statement it arrived at the groundbreaking step "after a thoughtful, company-wide dialogue".