Sentence examples for forum established from inspiring English sources

They were attending the annual Petersburg Dialogue, a forum established between Berlin and Moscow aimed at forging cultural, trade, economic and youth ties.

The Freedom Forum — established by USA Today founder Al Neuharth — is its largest source of contributions, turning over $22.5 million in 2016.

SEVERAL years ago, the forum established its Disaster Relief Network; that group recently helped get Sri Lanka's main airport up and running a few days after the Indian Ocean tsunami.

The forum, established three decades ago by Klaus Schwab, a Swiss business professor, is financed by the substantial membership dues of roughly 1,000 large corporations that Mr. McLean described as "the foremost companies in the world".

Forum, established in 1983 in an old-style movie theater with about 500 seats, has been doing children's theater only since 1995, but the children's side of the operation is becoming dominant.

"It is hard to believe that a federal agency can change the rules and deny us a forum, established by law, to have our case heard," Robert D. Krebs, chairman and chief executive of Burlington Northern, said in a statement from company headquarters in Fort Worth.

Third, the Amsterdam forum establishes that T2DM patients should not be renal donors because they have a high risk of developing diabetic nephropathy; but it does not make a statement about considering people with prediabetes [ 10].

The Just-In-Time Professor is not a scientific study, but rather a distillation of 854 comments made by adjuncts from 41 states over a period of 6 weeks on an e-forum established last November.

They have attended and held student and community forums, established relationships with community-driven organizations such as the Baltimore Redevelopment Action Coalition for Empowerment and Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle, and organized phone-banks, canvasses, and rallies.

This was part of a group of Forums established in 1970 following secret talks with other left-wing Caribbean intellectuals, including Maurice Bishop.

The development of factitious disorders in online venues is made easier by the availability of medical literature on the Internet, the anonymous and malleable nature of online identities, and the existence of communication forums established for the sole purpose of giving support to members facing significant health or psychological problems.