Sentence examples for set up discussion from inspiring English sources

Oregon-based Moot.it said it chose the name because it plans to set up discussion forums for businesses and online communities.

Moreover, the "Gare Lille Flandres" railway station stakeholders have set up discussion groups for the operation of the 13 regional TER routes involving elected members, operators and passengers for resolving problems and enhancing travel quality.

Back then it was a violation of AOL's Terms of Service to set up discussion groups with names containing "transsexual" or "transgender".

CrowdHall co-founder Jordan Menzel told me that those who set up discussions can add them to newsletters and other communications, and also use social-sharing features to distribute to Facebook or Twitter.

We made extensive use of social networking, not just through a directors' blog but by setting up discussion groups around topics like sexual harassment, homophobic bullying and racism.

Set up events to encourage the discussion of key political issues (that have particular meaning to students) such as Labour's policy on £6,000 tuition fees and party positions on paid apprenticeships and environmental protection.

After that, I remained in contact with Mr. Song via the Internet and by phone and learned that he'd set up several discussion groups on QQ, which is similar to Skype, to discuss how to help petitioners.

The first day of class was the only time during the semester that the instructors formally and in front of the class discussed the use of cooperative study groups; however, some lecture sections set up online discussion boards by dorm to encourage the formation of study groups.

By 1939 it had attracted 57,000 members and set up 1,500 discussion groups in workplaces and local communities.

Those new humans won't be the prettiest or the brightest – but my goodness, they'll be able to set up a discussion on the future of the Church of England at the drop of a pointy hat".

About a month ago, one of the social networking site's users set up a discussion forum titled "No I will not pay $3.98 a month to use Facebook as of July 10th 2010!" Within a few weeks, more than 825,000 people had joined the page.