Sentence examples for a permanent forum from inspiring English sources

The court, which is beginning to hire staff and organize, is meant to be a permanent forum to try individuals charged with genocide and crimes against humanity.

They reduced tariffs and other barriers to trade and, in 1994, created the WTO as a permanent forum for trade negotiations and a body that could rule on trade disputes.

China is touting the idea of turning the grouping into a permanent forum for handling broader security issues in the region.All this would seem to fit the bill of a "peaceful rise".

Instruct the students to work with their group members to brainstorm ideas for an online "global music café" — a virtual meeting place — intended to take the ideas behind the Global Encounters event described in the article to the next level, and provide a permanent forum for international youth interested in sharing their music interests with each other.

More democracy within the European decision-making and taking process, matched by a permanent forum inspired by the Athenian agora, a model of direct participatory democracy.

A representative of the UN's permanent forum on indigenous issues, an advisory group, has been collecting testimony from Dakota Access pipeline protesters who have raised concerns about excessive force, unlawful arrests and mistreatment in jail where some activists have been held in cages.

On Monday, Borrero and Grand Chief Edward John, a Native American member of the UN permanent forum, met with police officials in the local town of Mandan and visited the controversial cages.

It resulted in the creation of a permanent interfaith forum.

Six years ago, during the custody battle over Elián González, the five-year-old boy who was rescued after his mother and others drowned while trying to reach Florida in a motorboat, Castro ordered the construction of a permanent protest forum on a traffic island in front of the Interests Section.

"An aggressive drive is taking place to extract the last remaining resources from indigenous territories," says Victoria Tanlindigenousan indigenous Filipino and chair of the UN permanent forum on indigenous issues.

The United Nations permanent forum on indigenous issues has supported a submission by the Kimberley Land Council condemning the proposed closure of up to 150 remote Aboriginal communities in Western Australia.