Sentence examples for representative forum from inspiring English sources

Many decisions are now made outside the World Health Assembly, the world's senior and most representative forum for global health discussion.

As a broadly representative forum, they were seen as an honest broker in the consultations around this policy because they were an inclusive body which sought to get input from a broad range of stakeholders about issues.

However, to minimise the fact that the project did not get funding for research translation, the findings were presented to Aboriginal community representative forums organised by other organisations and their feedback obtained.

In our initial proof-of-concept implementation, we have developed information extraction algorithms for a specific representative Internet forum.

"Merrill Lynch specifically designed this bonus program to bypass the authority's rule requiring firms to arbitrate disputes with employees, and purposefully filed expedited collection actions in New York state courts and denied those registered representatives a forum to assert counterclaims," Brad Bennett, the authority's enforcement chief, said in a statement.

The vote could see UKIP emerge as Britain's biggest representative in the forum from which it wants to "rescue the British people".

Among the candidates at the forum, Representative Dennis J. Kucinich of Ohio offered the most sweeping proposal, to create "a universal, single-payer not-for-profit health care system providing Medicare for all".

The six shows, which run from Jan . 15 to Jan . 25are close to sold out, according to a Forum representative.

While Himal was able to evade recruitment by the rebels by coming to Biratnagar, going to school seemed like an impossible dream until a representative from the Forum for Human Rights and Environment convinced his employer to send him to an urban out-of-school programme.

Representatives of the forum talked of a move with Rudolph W. Giuliani, then in his final weeks as mayor.

Gillian Guy, the chief executive of Citizens Advice and a member of the Banking Standards Board, said she was struck by the misplaced optimism from many of the financial sector representatives at the forum about the state of the industry.