Sentence examples for forum organization from inspiring English sources

Pacific Islands Forum, formerly (1971 2000) South Pacific Forum, organization established in 1971 to provide a setting for heads of government to discuss common issues and problems facing the independent and self-governing states of the South Pacific.

The "Eagle Forum University" online education program, which is associated with Phyllis Schlafly's Eagle Forum organization, uses material for various online courses, including U.S. history, stored on Conservapedia.

She also told members of the civic forum organization that UC is working to reduce its costs and keep tuition stable, but she said she thought that too much discussion about costs can be harmful and "constricts any meaningful dialogue" about UC. "It squeezes that dialogue down into spreadsheet cells.

The trust is being organized by the Shareholder Forum, an organization run by a former investment banker, Gary Lutin, that seeks to inform investors.

Continuing members of the coalition, which first aimed protests at Channel One in early 1999, include conservative organizations like the American Family Association and the Eagle Forum; an organization founded by Ralph Nader, Commercial Alert; and groups that fight commercialism like the New Mexico Media Literacy Project.

Both the Pacific Islands Forum, an organization of 16 Pacific island nations, and the Commonwealth of Nations, composed of former British colonies, suspended Fiji.

But such hopes are unrealistic, said Ahilan Kadirgamar of the Sri Lanka Democracy Forum, an organization that is trying to reconcile the country's ethnic divides.

South Korea is also the host of the G-20 economic forum, the organization that we have made the focal point for international economic cooperation.

Klaus served as minister of finance (1989 92) and became involved in the Civil Forum Movement an organization he ultimately chaired in 1990.

In October, 2013, Doug Phillips, of the Vision Forum, an organization that promoted the idea of "Biblical patriarchy," stepped down from his role as president after being accused of sexually assaulting his children's nanny several years before.

Amir Peleg is a serial entrepreneur and the Founder and CEO of TaKaDu, a provider of Integrated Event Management solutions for the water industry, and Chairperson of SWAN (Smart Water Networks Forum), an organization bringing together stakeholders in the smart water space.