Sentences with phrase «very public dialogue»

Consider Francis's consistent outreach to the Society of St. Pius X. Francis has engaged in very public dialogue with the Society's chief, Bishop Bernard Fellay.

The American bishops engaged in a broad consultation process and shared their drafts with the world in a very public dialogue.

Not exact matches

But Farley's account of the dimensions of appraisal is still relatively molar and seems not to be fine - tuned enough to carry the church very far into the dialogues and conversations of the public world.

In light of Rocketship's very aggressive growth plans, principal credentialing and experience is an important part of the public dialogue.

In other words, the public dialogue seems very ill - prepared to consider the pros / cons of carbon tax vs. cap - and - trade, at least at this point.

That said, this (very big) choice serves as one example of the dysfunctional aspects of the current public dialogue.

At the core, perhaps — is a need for an improved dialogue with government and the public about the very real business case to be made for improved access to legal assistance — which, in part, would include reducing barriers to becoming a lawyer.

We can not blame the public for having a jaundiced eye so to speak when agents insist on having «fifteen - minute» appointments and very little dialogue other than here's the price to be had for your house, quick — sign here because other appointments are waiting.