interlocutors in English
But that's not what my interlocutors , particularly the German ones, really want.
Use "interlocutors" in a sentence
1. External interlocutors continue to accept and respond to interventions by UNRWA on protection-related issues;
2. Many interlocutors stressed the need for more concrete, immediate measures to advance this critical process.
3. These interlocutors, one assumes, were selected at random, for logical coherence in the set as a whole is wanting.
4. My interlocutors stressed that there was no alternative to direct talks if core issues are to be resolved.
5. In a dialogue, of course, or with two or more interlocutors around, that's difficult, and may even strike them as pretentiousness .
6. Abstract This study examined longitudinal changes in second language (L2) interlocutors’ mutual Comprehensibility ratings (perceived ease of understanding speech), targeting Comprehensibility as a dynamic, time-varying, interaction-centered construct
7. They consulted us closely in the run up to the Af-Pak strategy's formulation and we continue to remain in close touch with our American interlocutors on this.
8. Indian interlocutors should also defend the capital controls as legitimate and acceptable defence against speculative capital flows and press for creating an effective framework for the adjustment process.
9. India has consistently stressed to its interlocutors the need for Pakistan to honour its commitment of not allowing territory under its control to be used for terrorism against India in any manner.
10. India has consistently stressed to its interlocutors, including in international fora, the need for Pakistan to honour its commitment of not allowing territory under its control to be used for terrorism against India in any manner.
11. Foreign Secretary: I am sure that the role that we have played and the experience coming out of it has been looked at very closely by the American side because we have engaged in constant consultations with our American friends and interlocutors over the last few years about Afghanistan.
12. (b) The Government at a high level briefed our interlocutors in the concerned countries, including in the member states of Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), about Pakistan’s role in aiding and abetting terrorism in Jammu & Kashmir and stressed that Pakistan’s policy of glorying anti-India terrorists and supporting cross-border terrorism had negatively affected peace and stability in the entire region.
13. Although not all interlocutors met by the GET gave a clear and concurring answer to the question, the GET understood, especially on the basis of firm statements on the part of the judges met during the on-site visit, that an intermediary can not be sentenced as an abettor or an aider, i.e. in application of the general part of the Penal Code, when the special provisions of sections 295 and 296 PC are fulfilled.