Sentence examples for organizing a forum from inspiring English sources

He will leave late next week for Zambia, where he will help refurbish a clinic, and then head to Tanzania, where his wife, Laura Bush, is organizing a forum for African first ladies.

On the campus, Scott Carlin, an associate professor of geography and environmental studies, said he was organizing a forum at which faculty and staff members could express views and "figure out what, if anything, is possible".

Former East German activist Marina Grasse, for instance, was organizing a forum in East Berlin on educational reform on November 9. "We thought maybe 10 people would come, maybe 20," she remembered.

The XIII World Forestry Congress is organizing a Forum on Forests and Energy.

Two years ago, his office organized a forum on the topic for teachers, administrators and parents.

As a result, the newly formed Student Justice Coalition decided to organize a forum and invite a speaker to address their concerns.

April 17 2012 The Atlantic, the Aspen Institute, and the New-York Historical Society have organized a forum on the state of the nation.

Therefore, the YPSG has organized a forum where clinicians and scholars from across Yale can learn about and discuss recent studies in an academically rigorous manner.

The Micro- and Nano-mechanics Working Group of the Chinese Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics organized a forum to discuss the perspectives, trends, and directions in mechanics of heterogeneous materials in January 2010.

And in Toms River, Thomas F. Kelaher, the Republican candidate for mayor, sent out a press release noting that his Democratic opponent, Richard T. Strada, a political science professor, had once organized a forum attended by a legal assistant to Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman.

In addition to distancing itself from Rosen's remarks, the White House has organized a forum on women and the economy and put out a lengthy report detailling its record on women's issues.