Sentence examples for further forum from inspiring English sources

Mr Abbott has accepted the proposal for a forum in Brisbane on 21st August and a further forum at Rooty Hill on 28 August.

"Suing her for defamation is not anything at this juncture that would accomplish anything, except give it further forum as to why it is she took the money and stayed on with the congressman for 11 years," he said.

It does sometimes happen that a public figure, caught in an act of real viciousness, fails to find any further public forum.

Further public forums on death and dying will be held with attention to education on the identified issues and inclusion of wider education and cultural groups.

Further, these forums, which often bring some very unexpected and provocative questions, are good spring training for whoever ends up in the general election debates next fall.

At the meeting on Wednesday, Davis committed to sharing analysis undertaken by his department for exiting the European Union and to hosting further monthly forums.

Over time, an increase in the number of state courts and judges having to handle '33 Act cases is apt to lead to the inconsistent interpretation of the substantive provisions of the '33 Act, further encouraging forum-shopping.

As I delved further into forums, I saw that readers around the country, perfectly willing to fold a certain way, clean by category and sort like with like, stop short at personifying household items.

The forum further asks: "Has Uganda gone too far?

Presented with the opportunity clarify his position on Thursday, Mr. Rouhani seemed to soften his condemnation further, at a forum sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations and the Asia Society in New York.

The Reddit user who created /r/findbostonbombers, Oops777, insists in an interview with BuzzFeed, that "things shouldn't be going any further than this forum and the FBI," while chastising media outlets for "already playing the 'who done it' game themselves," stating that "it is obviously dangerous when done by a paper [or] TV outlet".