English to Esperanto Meaning of forum - forumo

Forum :
forumo

juĝejo, tribunalo, forumo, dubinda, tribunalo de justeco, judicatura, juĝisto

forumoforumoj
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Definitions of forum in English
Noun(1) a public meeting or assembly for open discussion(2) a public facility to meet for open discussion
Examples of forum in English
(1) With an inclusive membership it has provided a forum for the exchange of views on a broad range of issues.(2) 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.(3) The BMJ would provide an excellent forum for this debate to take place.(4) An appellate forum to redress appeals against the authorities is also being considered.(5) The county court, meeting twice annually, was a principal forum for justice both civil and criminal.(6) Is this court the appropriate forum for the trial of these issues?(7) The senate, we are told, is a forum for reflective debate on key issues.(8) However, the Court of Appeal said the High Court judge had first assessed the appropriate forum .(9) Luckily, some of those that do stand up to be counted in Bradford enhance your excellent readers' forum .(10) it will be a forum for consumers to exchange their views on medical research(11) However, other factors point to the Federal Court as being the appropriate forum to remit the matter.(12) What are the advantages of having this kind of trial in a domestic forum as opposed to an international forum ?(13) Nobody would therefore have an absolute right to choose which Court would be the forum for the determination of any disputes.(14) There will also be a fans' forum for questions and answers.(15) The English courts are obviously an appropriate forum to determine English Law issues.(16) A community forum was held last week to discuss the effects and consequences of joining the new alternative football league.
Related Phrases of forum
(1) discussion forum ::
diskuto forumo
(2) open forum ::
malferma forumo
(3) forum shopping ::
forumo butikumado
Synonyms
Noun
1. meeting ::
renkonti
2. setting ::
fikso
3. public meeting place ::
publika renkontejo
4. meeting place ::
loko de renkonto
Different Forms
forum, forums
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