"The institutionalisation of desertification within the UN system has fostered the conviction that the concept must be relevant to something important".
So maybe he stuck to this story, and its fame, that fostered his conviction, regardless of the facts.
To foster the conviction that God supports the murder of innocents requires a tightknit group and a settled hatred of the Other: in these circles, whites hate blacks and Jews; Jews and Christians hate Muslims and vice versa; anti-abortion crusaders hate gynecologists.
An agile mind, a buoyant personality, a brash self-confidence and an evolving set of personal convictions fostered a magnetism that the ring alone could not contain.
"Who knows," he writes, "what existence might be like if we all decided to strive for the best?" His many years of study fostered in him a conviction that good and evil exist, and that we can discern them without recourse to any particular religious authority.
In 2006, a full 19 years after Foster's conviction, his lawyers used the state's Open Records Act to access the prosecution team's files from his trial.
It can now be reported that he had a string of convictions before being reunited with Ellie, who had been fostered by her grandparents.
The play begins with them singing 'You'll Be Toast,' and ends with a song called 'Make a Toast.' " This plot modification, along with a lot of singing and dancing, aligns the story more closely with the company's mission: to use theater as a tool to foster in children the conviction that they can effect positive change in society.
Isolationist, power-hungry politicians, on both sides of the Atlantic, foster a misguided radicalizing conviction to guarantee their dominance.
Oil fostered industrialism.
