exchange ideas

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They also use the term electronic discourse to focus on how individuals use language to exchange ideas rather simply to deliver messages.
The membership meet quarterly, one meeting being the 1-day annual conference, to generate and exchange ideas and report back on progress in individual projects.
My article greatly benefited from this opportunity for me to exchange ideas with the other participants.
It is a place where people can discuss game theory and exchange ideas, in various senses and various ways.
The infrastructure of the project allowed participating teachers to share problems and exchange ideas, with the support of a pedagogic coordinator or facilitator.
In working with an editor it is important to be able to exchange ideas freely, developing the book to get the best possible finished work.
However, any curriculum must enable academia and the profession to exchange ideas, data and research - and to document and disseminate this coherently.
There is also useful information on a broad range of topics and interactive sites where teachers can exchange ideas and share teaching strategies.
It also allows the actors collaborating on specific tasks to exchange ideas and synchronise their work.
Can manage simple, routine exchanges without undue effort; can ask and answer questions and exchange ideas and information on familiar topics in predictable everyday situations.
In this process, citizens or members of civil society are expected to exchange ideas, reflect on differences of opinion, and come to mutual agreement about policy recommendations.
This will give us another opportunity to exchange ideas on the future of this most important sector.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
I am sure they could exchange ideas with great profit to each other.
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