Sentence examples for essential forum from inspiring English sources

Those who oppose the moratorium at Wesleyan say it violates free speech rights and deprives students of an essential forum.

Websites and social media have become an essential forum for discussion and the spread of information, despite censorship, because the restrictions on other media are still stricter.

Richard Baum, who presided over Chinapol, an online discussion group about China that has become an essential forum for many experts, diplomats and journalists, died Dec. 14 at his home in Los Angeles.

"Today's social networks provide an essential forum for friendship with more than 400 million users* – many of whom are young adults – actively sharing their lives with their friends through Facebook," said Florian Seiche, Vice President, HTC EMEA.

Developing effective responses and recovery programmes for persons with disabilities is essential, forum participants noted.

Both are essential, but a forum for achieving those goals does not yet exist.

Even the British prime minister, David Cameron, who on Thursday said the G-20 was past its "heroic phase," called the forum essential.

"They have made Kids Forum an essential part of their mission and put a new emphasis on it in their operations," said John McEwan, the executive director of the New Jersey Theater Alliance.

I have been a head in two London boroughs which, although very close geographically, were very different in terms of pupil population and need: the forum was essential in ensuring funds were appropriately allocated.

An essential part of the forum was the Youth in Landscapes Initiative, which offered the opportunity for youth 18-355 years old) from around the world to develop and present innovative solutions to five of the most critical landscape issues.

The European Network for Breast Development and Cancer (ENBDC) Workshop on 'Methods in Mammary Gland Development and Cancer' has grown into the essential, international technical discussion forum for scientists with interests in the normal and neoplastic breast.