Sentence examples for having a forum from inspiring English sources

"I frankly can't conceive of anything that would be a better substitute for having two major global economies having a forum where we can make progress on the most important economic issues," Mr. Paulson said.

Indeed, one of the central points the tribe made in the suit is that "institutional barriers prevented the Nation from having a forum to subsequently vindicate its rights".

"We've been meeting and we've been talking about the role and the responsibilities of the city council and talking about having a forum for the city council to be able to continue to play a role in government," City Council President Scott Kincaid told the Flint Journal.

Some of the changes achieved in this project, like improving the visibility of the local healthcare workforce and having a forum to make task agreements, are also relevant for other chronic conditions.

Having a forum to discuss the impact of genomic sciences and bioinformatics analysis using examples from the daily news was discussed as a way to connect the science to a broader societal context.

Having a forum software (or backbone) is the key essential to a forum.

But the pattern appears to have finally broken: Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, is having a forum-free week.

"We don't have a forum to address this.

"They've had a forum for nine months," he said.

If only we had a forum for these issues within 50 miles of an open mind.

Where moderate firms once kept silent, they now have a forum.