Sentence examples for forum to create from inspiring English sources

This month the Hypervoice Consortium opened an online forum to create standards and practices for how we'll manage the switch from the transient to the permanent.

The Roundhouse, as well as featuring a long season by the Royal Shakespeare Company from May to July, part of the world Shakespeare festival planned for the London Olympics year, and an international circus season from March, is launching an international youth arts forum, to create the first of biennial youth arts festivals in 2014.

I am so LiveJournaling this! Flip.com will offer girls a forum to create "flip books": multimedia scrapbooks of photographs, home-made music videos and other postings.

Just this month, 16 companies, including Bank of America bac and Microsoft msft, announced a forum to create an online privacy infrastructure, and Intel intc announced it will require Internet sites that carry its advertising to warn consumers when personal details are collected.

The Tejano Music Awards have provided a forum to create greater awareness and appreciation for Tejano music and culture.

Turkey's opposition parties are widely viewed as ineffectual, and in the absence of credible institutional opposition, the largely youthful demonstrators have taken to what they call "people's forums" to create a different platform for dissent.

It was then, during the Punic Wars against Carthage, that the Romans began building the walls and paving the forums to create a major provincial capital and their base of operations for conquering the Iberian peninsula.

One surprise: Unlike other kids their age, most teenage athletes haven't capitalized on YouTube and other Web forums to create their own buzz.

Instead, they serve as the prelude to detailed descriptions of how each one is organizing against sexual violence in their countries and in international forums to create a world in which no woman suffers what they and their countrywomen have suffered.

Forum helps to create – and then implement the strategies and innovations needed to prosper in a low-carbon world.

Dr Tibaijuka says her aims for the forum are to create an "awareness of the reality of the times", and of development strategies to deal with urbanisation.