Sentence examples for friendly forum from inspiring English sources

Arbitration is generally viewed as a more friendly forum for corporate defendants.

"I hope you'll have a friendly forum in which to do it here, but if you don't, go somewhere else".

The fraudster forges a new identity, finds a new friendly forum to infiltrate, and the fabrication starts all over again.

It's a friendly forum in which to hone her sound bites, learn to parry tough questions and answer easy ones, and to bone up on, well, pretty much everything.

Plaintiffs' lawyers see the state courts as a friendly forum, and defense lawyers have learned from experience that it is often better to settle personal injury cases than to take their chances before a jury.

But the network proudly (and a bit piously) proclaims that this show, created by Amy Sherman-Palladino, a writer and producer for "Roseanne," is the first series to get off the drawing board with the help of the Script Development Fund of the advertiser-supported Family Friendly Forum.

To rally support, Mr. Cain has sought out friendly forums to offer his response.

The lack of clarity surrounding Private Manning's involvement has made building public support a challenge, even in friendly forums like the Berkeley City Council, which last week declined to back a measure calling Private Manning a hero.

They have provided Mr. Bush with easy, friendly forums and very favorable local television coverage, aides said, while giving him some practice with what could be one of the debate formats this fall.

"One of the key advantages of buying from a fair is that it is a much more user-friendly forum," Ms. Rosslyn said.

Now, to be certain, Fox News is not the friendliest forum for this administration.