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Definition of forum in English: forumnounPlural forums ˈfɔːrəmˈfɔrəm 1A meeting or medium where ideas and views on a particular issue can be exchanged. we hope these pages act as a forum for debate Example sentencesExamples - A community forum was held last week to discuss the effects and consequences of joining the new alternative football league.
- There are also opportunities in the multilateral regional forums sponsored by the US and other nations.
- There are many very talented photographers to be found at the various internet photo forums.
- A record number of people attended neighbourhood forums during the autumn cycle across the Keighley area.
- With an inclusive membership it has provided a forum for the exchange of views on a broad range of issues.
- The WTO establishes a permanent multilateral forum for trade negotiations and dispute settlement.
- Join this online discussion forum, which also has resources for Canadian youth.
- Thirty-three electors took the opportunity to attend the open public forum immediately before the council meeting.
- Luckily, some of those that do stand up to be counted in Bradford enhance your excellent readers' forum.
- The Commission has been holding open public forums throughout the country.
- The BMJ would provide an excellent forum for this debate to take place.
- The annual day was also used as a forum for parents to voice their views on the programme.
- Participation in two moderated online discussion forums enabled the generation of research questions and their modification as they arose.
- I noticed that others in various Web forums also have this same problem.
- Conferences and journals can contribute by providing forums for debate and information dissemination.
- Theatre does matter: it is a forum for ideas and discussion within a community.
- There will also be a fans' forum for questions and answers.
- An online discussion forum was set up, allowing both experts and members of the public to have their say.
- The senate, we are told, is a forum for reflective debate on key issues.
- Eight electors took the opportunity to attend the open public forum before the council meeting in July.
Synonyms meeting, assembly, gathering, conference, seminar, convention, colloquy, convocation, congress, rally, council, symposium, conclave, congregation, synod, diet in North America & New Zealand caucus informal get-together rare colloquium setting, place, scene, context, stage, framework, backdrop medium, means, agency, channel, avenue, vehicle, mechanism, apparatus, auspices - 1.1 A website or web page where users can post comments about a particular issue or topic and reply to other users' postings.
Example sentencesExamples - A man wrote a note to an Internet Mac support forum asking for help.
- A local resident with the surname Zhang criticized the policy on an Internet forum.
- Never post your private email address in forums, guest books, news groups or on a website.
- Explicit indication of posters originating IP addresses is a rare feature on Internet forums.
- It currently has multiple technical efforts under way, supporting a network of "forums" ranging from supported solutions to information security.
- Post messages on the forums or some chat rooms relating to your topic with hyperlink built in (check which forums allow that).
- The Parallels Desktop beta is available for download through the Parallels Desktop for Mac online forum.
- Our website will have open forums for the mod community.
- However, we hope that you will find the operation of the new forums to be much better than the previous ones. "
- Along with the online help system, you can also take a tour of the software or link to the online forums for support.
- In the meantime, let us know your thoughts in the forums.
- The purpose of this study was to research the influence of contextuality on CMC on Internet forums.
- Online book clubs, tend to use forum or blog software, difficult for addressing different sections of the book.
- It doesn't yet seem, then, to have become a forum for theological discussion.
- This great script will enable you to set up your own forum.
- This little program will ensure the words you broadcast on your favourite forums aren't riddled with spelling mistakes.
- For past two days there has been interesting discussions in web forums, about 52 new Symbian trojans being discovered.
- Under one proposal, spammers could face an enhancement for harvesting e-mail addresses from Web forums, or generating them randomly.
- Finally, the most frequently discussed conversation topics on the forums were included for further discussion in this work.
- Such forums have, however, stayed focused on specific domains without a usercentered Web service model.
2North American A court or tribunal. Example sentencesExamples - However, other factors point to the Federal Court as being the appropriate forum to remit the matter.
- Protracted proceedings in a forum that is both remote from and unfamiliar to the claimant can be spared.
- Now there are two completely separate legal forums dealing with the recent events.
- These causes of action exist in Ontario, the forum chosen by the plaintiff.
- What are the advantages of having this kind of trial in a domestic forum as opposed to an international forum?
- An appellate forum to redress appeals against the authorities is also being considered.
- The county court, meeting twice annually, was a principal forum for justice both civil and criminal.
- However, the Court of Appeal said the High Court judge had first assessed the appropriate forum.
- The Industrial Tribunal is seized of all matters in issue between the parties and is the proper forum.
- A US court will not grant an anti-suit injunction if the foreign forum is the only one available.
- Is this court the appropriate forum for the trial of these issues?
- Thereafter there has been no issue that these courts are the proper and only forum for the resolution of all the contractual claims.
- The English courts are obviously an appropriate forum to determine English Law issues.
- The courts are far from being the ideal forum in which to resolve the great majority of disputes between a student and his or her university.
- As the order was a Final Order the appropriate forum is the Court of Appeal.
- Also in this respect a mixed or internationalized tribunal would seem to be the proper forum.
- He does not like the Courts as the final forum for the resolution of disputes.
- At the same time it is an alternative forum to the local courts and district courts.
- Nobody would therefore have an absolute right to choose which Court would be the forum for the determination of any disputes.
- It should not grant an injunction where to do so will deprive a plaintiff of advantages in the foreign forum.
Synonyms court of law, law court, bench, bar, court of justice, judicature, tribunal, chancery, assizes 3(in an ancient Roman city) a public square or marketplace used for judicial and other business. Synonyms public meeting place, public square, marketplace in Greece agora
Origin Late Middle English (in sense 3): from Latin, literally 'what is out of doors', originally denoting an enclosure surrounding a house; related to fores '(outside) door'. sense 1 dates from the mid 18th century. forest from Middle English: You would not necessarily link forest and foreign, but they have the same Latin root. Forest came via French from the Latin phrase forestis silva, literally ‘wood outside’, from foris ‘out of doors, outside’ and silva ‘a wood’. The first word moved into English and became our ‘forest’. In early use forest had a special legal sense. It was an area, usually belonging to the king, that was intended for hunting, a mixture of woodland, heath, scrub, and farmland not as thickly wooded as forests today. It had its own forest laws, and officers appointed to enforce them. The New Forest in Hampshire was reserved as Crown property by William the Conqueror in 1079 as a royal hunting area, and still has its own rules and officers, or verderers (mid 16th century), a word that comes from Latin viridis, ‘green’—compare the expression greenwood (Middle English). Forfeit (Middle English) which originally meant ‘a crime or offence’, with the meaning of a fine or penalty developing from this, is also from foris, as are forum, literally ‘what is out of doors’ in Latin, but used to mean ‘market place’ and then ‘meeting place’. Forensic (mid 17th century) comes from Latin forensis ‘in open court, public’, from forum. Because we so often hear the expression forensic science in the context of solving a mystery, it is sometimes forgotten that the term means the application of medical knowledge to support the law.
Rhymes cockalorum, decorum, jorum, Karakoram, Karakorum, Mizoram, pons asinorum, quorum Definition of forum in US English: forumnounˈfɔrəmˈfôrəm 1A place, meeting, or medium where ideas and views on a particular issue can be exchanged. it will be a forum for consumers to exchange their views on medical research Example sentencesExamples - Participation in two moderated online discussion forums enabled the generation of research questions and their modification as they arose.
- The BMJ would provide an excellent forum for this debate to take place.
- The annual day was also used as a forum for parents to voice their views on the programme.
- There are many very talented photographers to be found at the various internet photo forums.
- There are also opportunities in the multilateral regional forums sponsored by the US and other nations.
- Luckily, some of those that do stand up to be counted in Bradford enhance your excellent readers' forum.
- A record number of people attended neighbourhood forums during the autumn cycle across the Keighley area.
- Thirty-three electors took the opportunity to attend the open public forum immediately before the council meeting.
- The Commission has been holding open public forums throughout the country.
- There will also be a fans' forum for questions and answers.
- Conferences and journals can contribute by providing forums for debate and information dissemination.
- Theatre does matter: it is a forum for ideas and discussion within a community.
- Join this online discussion forum, which also has resources for Canadian youth.
- I noticed that others in various Web forums also have this same problem.
- An online discussion forum was set up, allowing both experts and members of the public to have their say.
- The WTO establishes a permanent multilateral forum for trade negotiations and dispute settlement.
- The senate, we are told, is a forum for reflective debate on key issues.
- Eight electors took the opportunity to attend the open public forum before the council meeting in July.
- With an inclusive membership it has provided a forum for the exchange of views on a broad range of issues.
- A community forum was held last week to discuss the effects and consequences of joining the new alternative football league.
Synonyms meeting, assembly, gathering, conference, seminar, convention, colloquy, convocation, congress, rally, council, symposium, conclave, congregation, synod, diet setting, place, scene, context, stage, framework, backdrop - 1.1 A website or web page where users can post comments about a particular issue or topic and reply to other users' postings.
Example sentencesExamples - The purpose of this study was to research the influence of contextuality on CMC on Internet forums.
- The Parallels Desktop beta is available for download through the Parallels Desktop for Mac online forum.
- Explicit indication of posters originating IP addresses is a rare feature on Internet forums.
- Our website will have open forums for the mod community.
- This little program will ensure the words you broadcast on your favourite forums aren't riddled with spelling mistakes.
- Online book clubs, tend to use forum or blog software, difficult for addressing different sections of the book.
- For past two days there has been interesting discussions in web forums, about 52 new Symbian trojans being discovered.
- Along with the online help system, you can also take a tour of the software or link to the online forums for support.
- Never post your private email address in forums, guest books, news groups or on a website.
- A local resident with the surname Zhang criticized the policy on an Internet forum.
- Such forums have, however, stayed focused on specific domains without a usercentered Web service model.
- Finally, the most frequently discussed conversation topics on the forums were included for further discussion in this work.
- Under one proposal, spammers could face an enhancement for harvesting e-mail addresses from Web forums, or generating them randomly.
- It doesn't yet seem, then, to have become a forum for theological discussion.
- It currently has multiple technical efforts under way, supporting a network of "forums" ranging from supported solutions to information security.
- This great script will enable you to set up your own forum.
- However, we hope that you will find the operation of the new forums to be much better than the previous ones. "
- A man wrote a note to an Internet Mac support forum asking for help.
- Post messages on the forums or some chat rooms relating to your topic with hyperlink built in (check which forums allow that).
- In the meantime, let us know your thoughts in the forums.
2North American A court or tribunal. Example sentencesExamples - Also in this respect a mixed or internationalized tribunal would seem to be the proper forum.
- It should not grant an injunction where to do so will deprive a plaintiff of advantages in the foreign forum.
- However, other factors point to the Federal Court as being the appropriate forum to remit the matter.
- At the same time it is an alternative forum to the local courts and district courts.
- As the order was a Final Order the appropriate forum is the Court of Appeal.
- Now there are two completely separate legal forums dealing with the recent events.
- A US court will not grant an anti-suit injunction if the foreign forum is the only one available.
- Protracted proceedings in a forum that is both remote from and unfamiliar to the claimant can be spared.
- He does not like the Courts as the final forum for the resolution of disputes.
- The Industrial Tribunal is seized of all matters in issue between the parties and is the proper forum.
- An appellate forum to redress appeals against the authorities is also being considered.
- Is this court the appropriate forum for the trial of these issues?
- What are the advantages of having this kind of trial in a domestic forum as opposed to an international forum?
- However, the Court of Appeal said the High Court judge had first assessed the appropriate forum.
- The courts are far from being the ideal forum in which to resolve the great majority of disputes between a student and his or her university.
- Thereafter there has been no issue that these courts are the proper and only forum for the resolution of all the contractual claims.
- Nobody would therefore have an absolute right to choose which Court would be the forum for the determination of any disputes.
- The English courts are obviously an appropriate forum to determine English Law issues.
- These causes of action exist in Ontario, the forum chosen by the plaintiff.
- The county court, meeting twice annually, was a principal forum for justice both civil and criminal.
Synonyms court of law, law court, bench, bar, court of justice, judicature, tribunal, chancery, assizes 3(in an ancient Roman city) a public square or marketplace used for judicial and other business. Synonyms public meeting place, public square, marketplace
Origin Late Middle English (in forum (sense 3)): from Latin, literally ‘what is out of doors’, originally denoting an enclosure surrounding a house; related to fores ‘(outside) door’. forum (sense 1) dates from the mid 18th century. |