Sentence examples for forum at which from inspiring English sources
On Thursday evening, Community Board 2 held a forum at which the two plans were debated.
Within weeks of the site being blocked, I attended – by official invitation – a provincial government media forum at which I was allowed to air my views.
The institute, jointly sponsored by the orchestra and the American Composers Forum, is an important forum at which young composers of symphonic works hear their works rehearsed and performed, with more experienced composers to guide them.
This post has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: November 17, 2011 An earlier version of this post incorrectly stated that former Citigroup Chairman Sanford I. Weill was at the forum at which Mr. Bloomberg spoke.
Almost a century ago, G. K. Chesterton made a comment that could most appropriately be applied to Monday night's forum at which leading Democratic presidential candidates discussed faith and politics: anything worth doing "is worth doing badly".
On the campus, Scott Carlin, an associate professor of geography and environmental studies, said he was organizing a forum at which faculty and staff members could express views and "figure out what, if anything, is possible".
It will also discuss hosting Democratic and Republican campaign forums at which candidates would be asked to address business concerns.
Mr. Sylver became prominent alongside Mr. Suozzi by orchestrating dozens of "town hall" forums at which the county executive presided.
The emotions unleashed by his vote proved so explosive that he decided to hold a series of forums at which parishioners could vent their views.
Yet the forums at which that's supposed to be possible now – namely, governmental meetings like the G20 and elite talk shops like Davos – are either feckless or counterproductive.
Father Hickey and the Rev. John Dooher, the pastor of St . Marys, have held several forums at which parishioners vented their anger about the abuse, and about archdiocese officials'scover-up.
