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Meanings of fora in English

Russian
фора
Portuguese
federação operária regional argentina
Spanish
federacion obrera regional argentina
Catalan
federación obrera regional argentina
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Argentina's first national labor confederation.

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Usage of fora in English
1
Plans and efforts to support or oppose US positions in international fora.
The Guardian
2
No agreement was reached in either fora on the way to proceed.
The Irish Times
3
There's gonna be a lot of business fora in the side events.
The South African
4
This is a point constantly made by our prime ministers in international fora.
Jamaica Observer
5
The practical implications are that there are few women in key decision-making fora.
The Irish Times
6
The deepening tensions between Taipei and Beijing have erupted previously at Pacific fora.
The Guardian
7
The third category, nonpublic fora, consists of all remaining public property.
Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) Ruling
8
Egypt is the most likely venue fora meeting, sources say.
The Irish Times
9
The programme is awash with energy-related conferences, workshops and fora.
The Irish Times
10
Directly elected since 1979, the EU's parliament is a Goliath among the world's democratic fora.
The Guardian
11
To infer from the appearance of those present, the storm had raged fora considerable period.
Maurice Guest
12
They shall uphold the common positions in such fora.
The Treaty of the European Union, Maastricht Treaty, 7th Februar...
13
For example, a significant virtue of traditional public fora is their facilitation of face-to-face communication.
Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) Ruling
14
However Mr Horoi said Pacific countries raised Papua in global fora because West Papuans lives matter.
Radio NZ
15
A city consists of human beings, not of houses or porticos or fora empty of men.
Dio's Rome, Volume 4 / An Historical Narrative Originally Compos...
16
We have to look for points of contact and interact closer in a variety of international fora.
News.com.au