Sentence examples for platforms for discussing from inspiring English sources

Avoiding suicide has become the major topic on Al Qaeda's two main Web platforms for discussing the technological aspects of jihad, the forums Ekhlaas and Firdaws.

The journals of the field, especially Technological Forecasting and Social Change, Futures, Foresight and The Journal of Futures Studies and the new European Journal of Futures Research or the Zeitschrift für Zukunftsforschung (published in German) have served as platforms for discussing good practice in futures research.

People with schizophrenia seek out what Schrank called "illness-specific platforms" for discussing the disorder.

Dr. Love states, "these highly visible platforms for discussing such issues highlight the need for informal and formal educational spaces for youth to learn, discuss, vent, heal, resist, and escape - if not only in their minds - from the stress and fatigue of subtle and overt racial hostility toward Black and Brown bodies.

Supervision, Balint groups and Morbidity-and-Mortality Conferences (medicine) can be used as model platforms for discussing the topic of errors in psychotherapy; even ethics consultation services could be asked for help, where established.

And Davos provides a world platform for discussing it.

There are no urgent questions or statements about the strike scheduled for later today, meaning the main platform for discussing it in Parliament has been missed.

Belabbes Benkredda founded Dubai Debates just over a year ago, intending for it to be a platform for discussing the most important issues facing the Arab world today.

A self-described policy wonk with a degree from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, Mr. Ting has built his candidacy around Reset San Francisco, a social media platform for discussing government policy that has some 30,000 users.

A product of the determinedly psychedelic Diploma Unit 5, taught by colour-loving Spanish architects Cristina Díaz Moreno and Efrén García Grinda, Laitinen's project imagines a new platform for discussing global climate politics in an abandoned coal mine in the Arctic landscape of Svalbard.

They also provide scientists with a platform for discussing past catastrophes and the potential for future events.