Sentences with phrase «part of that dialogue»

We wanted to build a solution that would be a part of a dialogue in a very difficult acoustic environment where even the background noise might be important.»

An apt and cheerful conversation about marriage must be part of our dialogue today.

Even if they be conceived as relatable among themselves — a concession that the second part of the dialogue will withdraw for simple atomic Forms — relations in the higher and lower worlds would be like parallel lines which never intersect.

«The reality is the NFL, like other sports organizations, is now part of the dialogue on social issues,» Vincent said.

We suggested the National Contact Point ask Nestlé for copies of its labels and materials for review as part of its dialogue strategy.

But Schuchat said that «the concerns that have been raised in the media have not been part of the dialogue» with manufacturers.

The fastest way forward is to be vocal, raise awareness about particular issues, ensure that men are a part of the dialogue and the proposed solutions, and to learn and incorporate successful practices from other countries.

A delicious film that repays watching and listening carefully as the story unwraps itself carefully backed by the music that is part of the dialogue too.

EL - MEKKI: There were always conversations around justice, oppression, and Afrocentricity, and race was always a part of the dialogue.

And I'm delighted to be part of the dialogue.

However, Rose Luckin, who made it into the Seldon List as the «Dr Who of AI», is clear that teachers need to be part of developing these AI - fuelled products and services: «Teachers need to be more aware of AI and its potential benefits, and part of the dialogue about its use.

«We believe that HGSE, as one of the world's leading academic institutions, has the responsibility to change the conversation in order to improve student opportunity, achievement, and success in rural communities,» she says, stressing that rural education needs to be part of the dialogue around providing quality education to all.

We need your leadership skills; you have unique talents to offer and the state of Arizona needs you as part of the dialogue.

While acknowledging the hesitation that educators might feel about becoming involved, DeMatthews and Cisneros provide some useful guidelines to follow so our voices are part of the dialogue.

Disproportionality isn't a word that regularly pops up in casual conversation, but for school leaders invested in the work of improving urban education, it's an essential part of the dialogue and the mission of equity.

What was not expected to be part of the dialogue is bridging the gap between the union's demand of a one - year, 10 percent salary raise and the district's offer of 2 percent.

«We then tried our very best to see how, in this new landscape that's in front of us, how teachers» voice could be amplified and part of the dialogue,» Carter, the local's president, said.

He joined the Teacher Advisory Council to be part of the dialogue that aims to not only improve education for Chicago's children and families, but to also increase teachers» satisfaction and experience with the district.

I started this blog around the same time (January 2011) and agree, at that time, E versus P was a huge part of the dialogue about digital books.

An easy way to make sure you're part of the dialogue is to attend local town hall meetings, where conversations about potential legislation can originate.

Nostalgic charm to parts of the dialogue.

It's also part of dialogues, part of signs that you see, even reflected in PA announcements that you'll hear.

When spoken to, they universally say «Hello» or some other generic greeting, before giving the main part of their dialogue in text form, then have their parting words voice acted again.

Awakening was presented with Dual Audio (only small parts of the dialogues were voiced).

Often time the most important part of the dialogue is in how the text box appears on the screen.

Marilyn Lerner believes that the language of geometry is infinite and embedded in every culture, and that both colour and nuance of surface are integral parts of the dialogue.

Seen together, they implicate the viewer as an active part of the dialogue.

Yet, adds Lawler, who never even used to sign her work, «You made objects to stimulate a dialogue, and if you're not part of the dialogue, you're not happening.»

Earlier that summer he wrote a letter to Andrew Forge, then dean of the School of Art and Architecture at Yale, where Jack had been chairman of the Department of Art through the late 60s, as part of a dialogue to help Forge write a catalogue essay for the exhibition.

«The Cosmopolitan recognizes the importance of embracing visionary artists and commissioning permanent works that become both a destination and part of the dialogue of art history», said Co-founders of Art Production Fund, Yvonne Force Villareal and Doreen Remen.

The viewer becomes part of the dialogue in which Crosby addresses cultural intersections that are under acknowledged.

In Alston's work, the African influence is part of a dialogue between past and present, one that finds modernism in tradition and vice-versa.

It's part of the dialogue.

The Graduate Seminar in Sculpture welcomes MFA students from Painting, Interdisciplinary Practices and Emerging Forms (IPEF), Photo / Digital Media, Architecture and Graphics, and this healthy mix of voices is an essential part of the dialogue that is developed over the course of all six semesters.

Seen together, they implicate the viewer as an active part of the dialogue and advocate an experience of connectedness that is rooted in the process of looking.

Stainback says «part of our dialogue was the question of, «How do you organize an exhibition including dance?»»

«The more engaged biennials are with local communities, the better,» responded the studiedly on - point Carrion - Murayami, «but even bad shows are part of the dialogue.»

Seen together, the works implicate the viewer as an active part of the dialogue and advocate an experience of connectedness that is rooted in the process of looking.

This was all very much part of our dialogue, at least of my dialogue.

I'll be happy to be part of that dialogue going forward.

Orbiting like twin stars around a shared focus, the two punctually eclipse one another, occluding our own view and reminding us that we, too, are part of this dialogue.

Roberta Smith writing in the New York Times ends with it's too late in a way to destroy that picture because it's already part of this dialogue, and it can't be in a way forgotten.

Martha: Kaprow was part of the dialogue.

Part of that dialogue is talking about effective policies to address the risks of climate change.

But he said the announcement demonstrates to Republicans Obama's «willingness to be part of this dialogue.»

Join our LinkedIn Group to exchange ideas and be part of the dialogue with other higher education sustainability professionals.

The lessons to be learned from previous international negotiations formed the focus of the early part of the dialogue, followed by a broader and more wide - ranging discussion of the panoply of topics which must enter into consideration of alternative negotiation strategies.

Based on materials disseminated as part of the Dialogue, a series of discussion sessions were held and summary reports released.

The supporting materials include (as part of Dialogue Topic 2) and make reference to a study of the Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario entitled Labour Market Trends and Outlooks for Regulated Professions in Ontario («the Labour Market Study»).

Human rights and immigration lawyer Lorne Waldman continues to be involved in cases that are an integral part of the dialogue in Canadian society.