Sentence examples for specific forums from inspiring English sources

They argued that the specific forums would be the best way of ensuring Indigenous people supported the model put forward for constitutional change.

Country specific forums feature stories like the eight-part diary of Lexie, an American cat, and her journey through the rigorous Australian quarantine process.

Readers can comment on posts or leave questions in RealTravel's location specific forums.

Overhear.us creates company specific forums based on their email's domain name, and yes that means there can be a company forum where you can bitch about Gmail.

This consultation included specific forums and workshops with stakeholders using prepared presentations and gathering of group feedback.

Care has been taken to ensure that the members posting remain anonymous and comments cannot be traced back to the specific forums or individual members.

As the row over the BBC's gender pay gap escalated last month, I found it fitting that most of my conversations were taking place in a very specific forum.

Modern: Any refusal to grant someone a public platform to air views and opinions deemed controversial by others, despite the fact that no obligation to provide said platform exists and other platforms are widely available, such as being banned from a specific forum for constantly posting abusive comments.

But in December 2018 the Delaware Chancery Court issued its decision in Sciabacucchi v. Salzberg, which held that a corporate charter provision mandating a specific forum selection is invalid and unenforceable in the context of securities fraud actions because these suits are not matters of internal corporate governance.

It seems like a great way to promote your auctions to a specific forum or group or find a ready font of content for a commentary blog (WetBeanieBabySales.com, the forum for "slightly wet" Beanie Baby lovers).

For example, in the case of Dataset One, the importance of 'investment in young children', 'public funding' or 'economic return' on investment in ECCE was mentioned in all but two of the presentations/papers, regardless of the session or specific Forum theme in which the presentations/paper was delivered.