Sentence examples for forums organized from inspiring English sources

She also has meetings with Green Party members of their country's parliaments Caroline Lucas of the United Kingdom, Elizabeth May of Canada and Kennedy Graham of New Zealand, and she will speak at two forums organized by nongovernment organizations.

His remarks will be carried to forums organized by AARP, the lobby for older Americans, in Cleveland and Dallas.

Born into a wealthy family in Newcastle, Mr. Watson met writers like G. K. Chesterton at public forums organized by his grandfather, Angus Watson, an entrepreneur and politician.

But in at least five private forums organized by the children of Communist revolution elites last year in Beijing, the need for reforms was discussed, say people briefed on the meetings.

And over the past seven months, about 60 start-ups have presented their ideas in Kansas City at weekly forums organized by Nate Olson, an analyst with the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.

The officials say it would be held in 2007 to avoid coinciding with the Summer Olympics, as it does this year, with subsequent forums organized every four years after that.

Local schoolchildren, too, are brought in to participate in panels teaching self-reliance; local youth participate in forums organizing political and social action preparing for turbulent times in a post-petroleum world.

At a forum organized by the New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers, the speakers set aside their criticisms of the police.

He was speaking on the sidelines of a forum organized by the South Korean news agency Yonhap and the Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center at Stanford.

But last week's arts and culture forum organized by the Asia Society and Aspen Institute sought to broaden the dialogue around films from the United States and China.

But last week's arts and culture forum organized by Asia Society and the Aspen Institute sought to broaden the dialogue concerning films from the United States and China.