Sentence examples for Fostering progress from inspiring English sources

Twice before on Dot Earth, I've offered and solicited ways in which President Obama could foster environmental progress on a budget: 2011: Fostering Progress on a Finite (and Budget Strapped) Planet Tight budgets are a reality for a long time to come given global financial pressures and negotiations over the "fiscal cliff" in the United States.

[Stanford University has had remarkable outcomes, as well.] What's needed now is the educational equivalent to Paul Polak's work fostering progress in rural agrarian communities in poor places.

Seeger then talked about the role of the Web in fostering progress, essentially articulating one facet of that concept I've taken to calling knowosphere (an intentional echo of noosphere).

With appropriate guidance, students can not only develop story-and idea-sharing skills that mesh written and audiovisual output, but put those skills to use even as they learn, potentially playing a role in fostering progress on a finite planet.

Burk acknowledged that Egypt could prevent any RevCon agreement over the Middle East issue but said we should try to forestall that by fostering progress of some sort on the objectives of the 1995 NPT resolution on the region that is acceptable to all in the region (e.g., including Israel).

Regulation One of the most effective means of fostering progress in developing new business models, and in clean energy, will be overhauling the cumbersome U.S. regulatory environment--at both the state and federal levels.

New analytic procedures may foster progress in the understanding of tolerance to and withdrawal from benzodiazepines.

The doting sponsors kept vowing to do less for the family, hoping to foster progress.

Shortly after the war he became the first president of the Committee for Economic Development, a nonprofit organization of economists and company executives that tried to foster progress around the world.

His actions serve as a powerful example of how managers at any level can approach each day determined to foster progress.

This "change space" is required to ensure contextual readiness for change and foster progress through the difficult stages of the change process.