Sentence examples for forum provided from inspiring English sources

"The Saban Forum provided him a very high profile in the business community, and an avenue for intercourse with high-level Israeli politicians," an Israeli who has worked on the event for several years told me.

Although members of the two missions have met individually to discuss counterterrorism issues and work together on specific projects, this forum provided an opoprtunity to discuss broad goals and develop strategies to work collaboratively.

The clash over the supply deal is to be heard by the London court of international arbitration (LCIA), a dispute resolution forum provided for in the Rusal shareholders' agreement.

"My own aim next Thursday remains the same: to consider some of the debates for and against B.D.S. in this public forum provided by Brooklyn College, to clarify my viewpoint, and consider carefully challenges from the audience," she said.

His production culminated in a filmed scene of an abandoned Clinton running after the campaigning first lady's car, holding up a bag and shouting "You forgot your lunch!" Thus did the White House effectively use the forum provided by the convulsed press to show the general public that the Clintons were adept at poking fun at themselves.

It is also easy to poke fun at a conference that advises invitees to monitor their own greenhouse gas emissions: the forum provided a handy formula to determine how much carbon dioxide each guest was likely to produce during the week.

(The forum provides a free bus service for those worried about their environmental footprint).

A massive colony named FlareChannel, created by a player called QuantumSawdust (and enshrined in the Hall of Legends section of the online Dwarf Fortress forum), provides such a view.

Still, type in "religion" in the search menu that the forum provides for finding sessions related to a specific topic, and four are listed -- among well over 200 sessions at the meeting.

In its first report, Operating Securely in the Digital World, the forum provides guidance to help managers and leaders in public sector organisations better understand the risks and the language of information security.

A discussion forum provides a central resource that anyone with the appropriate access can view, engage, and share.