Sentence examples for forum marked from inspiring English sources

For President Clinton, who is widely recognized as having been the driving force behind the group, the forum marked what was likely his last meeting with many world leaders.

Thursday's forum marked the third time the candidates have appeared together.

New York's Film Forum marked the occasion by screening a 35mm print of the film; remarkably, during its short run, Pandora's Box was reported to be the second highest grossing independent film in the United States.

Australia will increase official development assistance to 0.5% of national income by 2015 with a focus on new partnerships with Pacific island neighbours to fight poverty in our own region.In 2009 the APEC forum marks its 20th anniversary.

"This forum marks a pivotal step towards the creation of a global innovation community comprised of leading technology campuses," said Marcel Morabito, an adviser at the French Atomic and Alternative Energy Commission and one of the event's organizers.

Francis Fukuyama '74 joined panelists John Mearsheimer, Peter Katzenstein and Isabel Hull Nov. 18, 2014 in a Foreign Policy forum marking the 25th anniversary of his landmark essay, "The End of History". The sesquicentennial event was co-sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences and the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies.

About a third of the world's soil has already been degraded, Maria-Helena Semedo of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) told a forum marking World Soil Day.

The Forum marks the twentieth anniversary of the Single Market and the establishment of the ECC in France/Germany.

The forums marked a period of ferment dubbed the Damascus Spring, in which Syrians gathered freely for the first time in decades to demand greater democracy and an end to corruption.

The forum event marked the launch of UNESCO's GMR Gender Report, which highlights the importance of investing in girls' and women's education.

New prints of his films -- "REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE," "EAST OF EDEN" and "GIANT" -- will be shown, starting Friday, at FILM FORUM to mark the 50th anniversary of Dean's death.