Sentence examples for offers a forum from inspiring English sources
Pam Belluck (NYT POLITICSS ON TV FOX OFFERS A FORUM -- The Fox television network announced yesterday that it would offer Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush a shared hour of free time in which to tell viewers why they think they should be president.
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.
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").
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.
WomenJapan.com, which offers a forum in which Japanese women can seek out and exchange information and advice about careers, finance, health, entertainment and family issues, experimented with the online bazaar concept at Christmastime.
A MEASURE OF FAILURE The Hedge Fund Implode-O-Meter (hf-implode.com) offers information on funds that have already imploded, tracks funds that may be close to the edge and offers a forum for discussing an industry that, according to the site, operates on "hubris, extreme leverage and other people's money".
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.
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.
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.
