Sentence examples for offer a forum from inspiring English sources

Some revenge sites, like Mother-In-Law Stories, simply offer a forum for well-targeted gripes (motherinlawstories.com).

As Cramer noted early in the evening, groups like BSR can offer a forum for companies to discuss human rights.

Government, the theory goes, should offer a forum and be a cooperative partner, so as to facilitate the rapid rise of Internet commerce.

Taking matters further, the European Union, with American backing, could offer a forum for Turks and Kurds to seek a compromise involving Kurdish self-rule in south-eastern Turkey, if that is what the Kurds want.

The authors suggest that rather than oppressing women, the anonymity of online pornography might offer a forum in which women are more comfortable expressing and exploring their sexuality, freed from the restrictions and attitudes of wider society.

"It should also be noted that the dean is very concerned about a course, even a student-run course, which espouses a single political viewpoint and/or appears to offer a forum for political organizing rather than an opportunity for the kind of open academic inquiry that Berkeley is known for," he said in a statement.

The family council, Mr. Stewart said, offers a forum for discussing these overlaps between the family and the business, as long as it is set up properly.

A support network, Awakenings, which he started, offered a forum for people to talk freely about their illnesses and to offer one another help and encouragement.

Backed by Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, model, actress and Cambridge graduate Lily Cole has just launched a service among the university's students that offers a forum for sharing favours or skills.

The site offers a forum site where students post opinions (on "Call of the Wild:" "boring... zzzzzz!") and cries for help, ("I NEED HELP**ASAP**ON THE UTOPIAS IN CANDIDE").

Since women and men often network in different circles, Ms. Hurvenes's company, sponsored by corporations like Norsk Hydro and Telenor, offered a forum for companies to meet women who were interested in filling board seats.