Sentence examples for forums through which from inspiring English sources
Fellowship programs and smaller institutional programs have also created forums through which students can connect with one another for support.
At the local level, many universities and teaching hospitals establish strategic alliances with medical research charities, partnerships with industry, and patient and public involvement forums, through which they can be directly accountable to research users and participants, but this form of accountability is still in its infancy.
This is the forum through which the world's best-known graffiti artist showcases and authenticates his work.
But his readiness this week to establish a "forum" through which ministers can chat about public-sector reform with union leaders tells its own story.
A written constitution is the only logical, long-lasting and reliable forum through which to advance additional rights to those in the Human Rights Act.
The site resembles an outdated library search page instead of a public forum through which the citizens of the UK's second city decides its future.
"The aim is to create a forum through which these leaders can connect with each other and offer them a platform normally only given to those in power," he says.
She said that she used Craigslist to meet men and it provided "a simple, familiar forum through which I could do my business with complete anonymity, from the safety and convenience of my own home".
The Bridge Group was founded in late 2010 as an independent policy association to promote social mobility through higher education, and to provide a forum through which experts can inform policy.
Lewis, said: I am confident it will be an active and meaningful forum through which positive changes can be achieved.
