Sentence examples for wider forums from inspiring English sources

But it can, both by its scale and its example, help give momentum to decisions in these wider forums and to shape a consensus.

Between 1994 and 1997, wider forums for regional cooperation between NATO and its neighbors were set up, like the Partnership for Peace, the Mediterranean Dialogue initiative and the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council.

We have already made progress in a wider forum.

The annual Auchinawa convention in Scotland gives fans the opportunity to meet and discuss anime in a wider forum, but it is still small scale.

Her act quickly drew attention and she began writing columns that gave a wider forum to the debate inspired by her humor.

Duane Tananbaum wrote the hearings "provided the amendment's supporters with a wider forum for their argument that a constitutional amendment was needed" and gave opponents a chance to debate the issue.

Further iterations of the framework occurred as coding progressed, through discussion between DD and LS and then through the wider forum of the project management group and subsequent revision.

This was then discussed with the other members of the team, both of whom had experience in the development of computerised guidelines, and in a wider forum, including input from a clinical pharmacist.

Although students have participated in campus-wide forums, none of the discussions has achieved what anyone would reasonably call "introspective dialogue". As with many political situations, soliciting the opinion of a broad range of people has been difficult.

One way to get teams excited about the vision is to host company-wide forums where employees can share their stories about how customer centricity is fueling success in the business.

9. Educational Forums: Schools are encouraged to organize and sponsor community-wide forums to discuss issues related to sexual and gender identities and expressions.