Sentence examples for forums should be from inspiring English sources

A certain quota of free places at conferences, events, dinners, online forums should be granted to teens and college students (and their chaperones if needed) and they should be given the opportunity to contribute as well as listen.

"ethics discussion forums should be based on tutored small groups to prevent people with strong views from dominating" last term student.

Hence the issue is no longer what forum should be used for negotiations but what their purpose is to be.

"We don't think that this most sacred forum should be brought to you by Anheuser-Busch".

The 1st-century-bc architect Vitruvius stated that the ideal forum should be large enough to accommodate a large crowd but not so large as to dwarf a small one.

A "forum" should be set up to "take forward how technology will support the new model of care" and will link services to industry and universities, and ensure value for money solutions are taken forward.

The court's decision on forum should be based on clear guidance – the nationality of the defendant and the victim; location of both the prosecution and defence evidence, witnesses, and so forth.

Instead of spending hours (or minutes) Google'n and searching random sites, this one forum should be able to answer most anything about the Boxee Box.

The forum should be inclusive among nations and engage a wide range of perspectives and expertise – including from biomedical scientists, social scientists, ethicists, health care providers, patients and their families, people with disabilities, policymakers, regulators, research funders, faith leaders, public interest advocates, industry representatives, and members of the general public.

I put 'invite' in quotes because attendance at such a forum should be a prerequisite for federal receiving federal bridge loans.

These and other questions arising from the workshop forum should be addressed in well-conducted epidemiological and clinical studies in order for clinicians to be confident in both identifying and diagnosing DHS and subsequent management that will either reduce or eliminate the impact of DHS on their quality of life.