Sentence examples for forums held by from inspiring English sources

And even before the victors formally took office, many attended dinners and forums held by the party to further cement its relationship with them.

Late last year, when the commission issued a draft, critics said it failed to reflect some of the most persistent concerns expressed by citizens in the many forums held by the commission.

As public forums held by members of Congress have grown raucous this week, many Democrats have accused insurers — who oppose Mr. Obama's call for a government-sponsored plan — of sending protesters to the events.

He was supposed to participate in an education forum held by the National Governors Associationn in Florida.

On Saturday night, he drew the most applause of anyone at a candidates' forum held by the Tohono O'odham Indians at the Desert Diamond Casino just outside Tucson.

Instead, it seemed as if each was vying to give the most surreal performance at a forum held by the Republican Jewish Coalition in Washington DC.

What he said came in response to Josh Rogin, of Bloomberg View, who, on Monday, at a forum held by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, had asked about the blame for the attack.

"It would be a big mistake for Iowa to support him," Mr. Branstad told reporters at a forum held by the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association.

The same day, at a candidates' forum held by the Republican Jewish Coalition, Ted Cruz said that the San Bernardino shooting, coming in the wake of the terror attack in Paris, "underscores that we are at a time of war".

Neither Mr. Pitts nor Mr. Williams, who spoke last week at a forum held by The Texas Tribune, was willing to say whether they would have the votes to do that, whether for infrastructure, tax cuts or something else.

Speaking at a forum held by the Kaiser Family Foundation, Mrs. Clinton continued to strike themes that may have resonance at a time when polls indicate that voters are concerned about the nation's moral climate.