Sentence examples for most appropriate forums from inspiring English sources

The subways are one of the most appropriate forums to argue transportation issues.

As the WSIS and IGF already have structures for multistakeholder participation in these areas, they may be the most appropriate forums for these needed debates and consultations [ 11].

He said that while the annual shareholders' meeting was "not the most appropriate forum for this discussion, Sodexo is ready to listen" to union concerns.

Arguably, though, it is the case that most strongly demonstrates the need for a UK judge to determine the most appropriate forum for a trial, something which is currently precluded by the Extradition Act 2003.

Bill Bailey plays brilliantly against type as the clipped, authoritative Juror 4, while the role of Juror 10 offers Canadian stand-up Phil Nichol the most appropriate forum yet for his trademark volcanic rage.

"While I accept that Forbes magazine is published in England and Wales both in hard copy and on the internet, it is difficult to see why this is the most appropriate forum for the case other than its perceived pro-claimant reputation," he added.

As for the man he replaced, the two connected in the most appropriate forum: online.

Gay rights advocates counter that the courts are the most appropriate forum for deciding civil liberties.

Thus, Parliament is the most appropriate forum for debate and the best qualified to control the executive.

So Pontes set out to prove that theory in the most appropriate forum we have today for this type of social analysis: social networks.

The committee "is the most appropriate forum for such matters, as it has been conducting an investigation and has access to relevant, classified information," he added.