Sentence examples for fora which from inspiring English sources

Europe's business environment lacks the dynamism required to produce the next 'Google', according to a new report published by the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA) and FORA, which compared the business climate in Europe with that of the US, as well as Canada and New Zealand.

Rice (2013), who joined a Coursera course, apart from finding a similar reason for not finishing (conflicting priorities and commitments due to time constraints), also found that in the discussion fora which were quiet, participants were losing track of the course, and often abandoned, preventing him from continuing engagement in the MOOC.

Jeswin Kumar recently quit his consulting job to build an open-source project called Fora, which lets people create interest-based communities.

In Namibia, research results are increasingly presented at formal fora, which in itself introduces a measure of peer review, and strengthens networking, cross-fertilization and quality enhancement.

Considering the fact that only less than 1% of the side effects are reported for herbal products, it is concerning to find the variety of psychological symptoms disclosed by the users in online discussion fora, which may only be a fraction of the tip of an iceberg.

Dmgi invested in commercial real estate startup Propstack a month ago, and now it is making a big commitment to Mumbai-based Liases Foras, which is a non-brokerage residential real estate data and analytics company.

More troubling is the underlying recession of national authorities from those fora in which knowledge and influence are asserted and contested.

With respect to devising and communicating good practises it is the perception of the authors that there are only a few international fora in which the players on the regional scale, such as relevant agencies, and 'hands-on researchers' can advance this communication.

These claims are, in terms of Nagel's 'objectivity', more objective (i.e. less position-dependent) than decisions made in and priorities set by closed 'epistemic communities' or decision-making fora, in which 'transpositional' views are either neglected or underrepresented.

The legal and normative framework exists, UN country teams and UN missions are sensitized to the issues, NGO mechanisms such as the Watchlist exist, and there are various fora in which reporting can be done, not the least of which is the Security Council itself during its thematic and country-specific debates.

The unit's motto is Foras Admonitio, which is Latin for "Without Warning".