Sentence examples for foreign forums from inspiring English sources

Even allowing for his limited role in controlling the centrifuges, the president can convey the mood of his country, especially in foreign forums, such as the United Nations, and in the corridors of nuclear negotiations.

When I describe these activities, either in the US or in foreign forums, the almost inevitable questions are "Why don't you observe the election in Florida?" and "How do you explain the serious problems with elections there?" The answer to the first question is that we can monitor only about five elections each year, and meeting crucial needs in other nations is our top priority.

In the Capitol and other prominent foreign policy forums here, lawmakers wrestled to define the role and obligations of the United States as the lone remaining superpower in a world reshaped by Sept. 11.

"We can live without [that]," Lorenzana told a foreign correspondents' forum.

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — President Dmitri A. Medvedev set out on Friday to woo overseas investors at his country's largest foreign investment forum, a sharp contrast to previous years.

This morning, Howard Dean, another aspirant for the Democratic presidential nomination, who opposed the war, told a foreign policy forum here that the question was coming down to "what did the president know and when did he know it".

In his speech, originally scheduled to commemorate the much-trumpeted "vision of two states" he announced five years ago, he promised Mr Abbas $270m in aid, a loans programme for Palestinian businesses and an "international meeting" on the conflict which may well be just a special session of an already-existing foreign donors' forum.

"The Chinese coast guard tried to drive away Filipino fishing vessels to the extent of using water cannon," Gen Bautista told a foreign reporters' forum in Manila on Monday.

He cited the Latin forum non conveniens, "inconvenient forum," holding that foreign firms that could not win suits in local venues were taking advantage of stricter United States laws to bring lawsuits here.

Nowadays, you can track public developments in China from the comfort of your home office--and not only from the ever-proliferating array of foreign websites and forums devoted to scrutinizing the country.

Prior to the Forum, foreign guests had a chance to visit some of the open lessons, talk to students and teachers.