Sentence examples for in some forums from inspiring English sources

I was a student politician and we participated in some forums together.

In some forums on the site, other users post photographs of women they see walking on the street, including on "Inty," or International Boulevard in Oakland, the notorious stretch for prostitution known as "the track".

The Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, a sort of overseas-aid ministry, speaks for the Vatican in some forums, while an independent Rome-based body, the Sant'Egidio Community, has achieved some of the more spectacular successes of Catholic diplomacy.

And Ron Paul's campaign manager, Jesse Benton, said Mr. Paul would "work with other campaigns to make sure the schedule is fair and reasonable" – a statement that could be read as holding out the possibility of nonparticipation in some forums if they are inconvenient.

The difficulty of establishing a career in academia and the hardships it brings to young scientists are increasingly discussed, at least in some forums, but data underpinning the issue are still scarce, particularly in Europe.

This valuable resource confirmed the expression of all the known CD markers expected in MSCs and revealed some other expressed markers –such as MCAM and NES– that are still controversial in some forums.

"A positive change has been the indirect creation of a peer review process on gender at the highest level," Pratt told IPS, adding that gender equality is "slowly gaining traction at the central policymaking level", as high up as the prime minister's office in some forum countries.

In order to be identified through any search, a basic requirement is that the author must have published the work in some forum.

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be President," Obama said that year, despite the mounting aggression in some online forums.

And, in contrast to the anything-goes discussions that take place in some Internet forums, moderators of auFeminin's discussions wield considerable power to direct or censor them according to local standards.

The government in Skopje offers to join as the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), a mouthful it uses in some international forums.Not enough, says the Greek foreign minister, Dora Bakoyiannis, "FYROM is not a serious name".