Sentence examples for forum aimed at from inspiring English sources
A forum aimed at "national reconciliation" achieved nothing of the sort.
To solve that conundrum, he hopes that the Commonwealth and the United Nations will help him arrange a "President's Forum" aimed at persuading Fiji's political parties to sign up to his reform package.
Jocelyn Dong offered similar criticism (before the McCain apology) in an e-mail forum aimed at Asian-American journalists: John McCain would do well to rethink this case of "straight talk".
The South Korean leader offered the joint interview ahead of the Nuclear Security Summit meeting, which brings together the other five nations involved in the six-nation forum aimed at dismantling the North's nuclear weapons program: the United States, Russia, China, Japan and South Korea.
Given L.A.'s homelessness and affordable housing crisis, it is exciting to see that on Friday, May 6th, the AIA|LA will be convening Design for Dignity, an all-day forum aimed at developing actionable plans to address these challenges.
The aim of this study was to establish a community knee pain forum aimed at engaging stakeholders in design, dissemination and prioritisation of knee pain research.
For its part the forum aims at sensitizing the experts in the relevant field on the importance of this approach for juveniles in Albania.
This forum aims at providing opportunities for children and adolescent girls and boys to learn and voice their opinions about WASH in all phases of life: at home, in the community, at school and during disasters.
Both are reforms that the League of Women Voters of New York State supports and has discussed at recent league public forums aimed at educating the public and legislators about how to increase voter participation in New York State.
For my part, since 2003, I've personally coordinated and moderated over 300 community forums aimed at creating this civil discourse.
Late last week, Univision announced that both President Obama and Governor Romney have committed to a series of "Meet the Candidate" forums aimed at Hispanic voters.
