Voorbeelden van het gebruik van An open dialogue in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The basis for such an open dialogue is the shared interest that we have in developing our relationship,
We should have an open dialogue with all parties involved to determine which combinations of services are acceptable or unacceptable.
We maintain an open dialogue with interested parties,
To raise awareness of the health and social problems caused by drug use and to encourage an open dialogue with a view to promoting a better understanding of the drug phenomenon.
I am very grateful to the rapporteur for this sterling work and his readiness to have an open dialogue with the Commission.
Having such an open dialogue is even more important in a country like Portugal,
it was an open dialogue, not only between the EU delegation
To endeavour to have an open dialogue with all Triodos Bank's stakeholders, and to report the environmental policy
Organisations must be able to demonstrate an open dialogue with interested parties including local communities
it seems to me exceptionally important to have an open dialogue which is not disfigured by street violence.
involving an open dialogue with the Member States.
inter alia by maintaining an open dialogue with networks such as TeleCities,
which is why we continually strive to have an open dialogue with our team.
real democracy in Russia, which should include an open dialogue on the future of the nuclear power sector in this country.
It is a first step towards an open dialogue to be pursued in the framework of a Forum being proposed in the Communication,
there is an urgent need to encourage an open dialogue and act as arbitrator between the Mauritanian Government,
Organisations shall be able to demonstrate an open dialogue with the public and other interested parties including local communities
we have to do so- by fostering an open dialogue with both religious and secular communities