Phrases with «to start a dialogue»

"To start a dialogue" means to begin a conversation or discussion with another person or group of people. It suggests the intention to engage in open and respectful communication to share ideas, opinions, or concerns. Full definition

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Sentences with «to start a dialogue»

  • By starting a dialogue with residents, the park district can bring its plans in line with the needs of the community, he said. (articles.chicagotribune.com)
  • Have you set up a viable way for them to experience your product or service and started a dialogue about how it might help them? (entrepreneur.com)
  • In this sense dating blogs are a first step in starting a dialogue between readers and authors to swap dating stories and address issues of concern. (articlesfactory.com)
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