Sentence examples for need a forum from inspiring English sources

"People need a forum to get involved".

Companies need a forum for partnering with local-, stand-, anationalnal government to reduce community vulnerability.

They just need a forum in which to express that excitement.

"Words like brotherhood are a little corny, but men do need a forum to be able express whatever they want".

We need a forum for discussing the implications and direction of technological change in a way that is open and comprehensible to the public, and whose conclusions and advice ministers take seriously and do not dismiss on ideological grounds.

Echoing Wadhwa and Pierrat's sentiments, in her New York Times bestselling book about Silicon Valley's powerhouse women banded together for the good of all, Stiletto Network, Pamela Ryckman, wrote: "Women still need a forum to discuss the intractable issues their forebears confronted decades ago".

"I thought we needed a forum to address these questions.

'You just needed a forum that made it cheaper and easier to give things away, rather than throw them away.

Everyone needs a forum to air his gripe or concern" and "Personalities are often more important than process".

Their letter said that communities also needed a forum in which they could voice their concerns about increased industrial activity in their areas.

"Digital art needs a forum... one day we might be commissioning an artist to work on the website only," a spokeswoman told me.