Sentence examples for To be fostering from inspiring English sources

Some critics say the administration appears to be fostering the confusion to blunt criticism of the tribunals.

At the institute, despite freewheeling talk, the goal of staff members and clients alike seems to be fostering loving and lasting relationships.

We need to be fostering a society in which religions can be practised in the most transparent way, and not hindering the construction of mosques or churches, where there is a need.

Indeed, despite the warming with Mr. Bush, Mr. Putin seems to be fostering a new era of triangular diplomacy, positioning Russia to be an ally of China and of Europe as a hedge against American unilateralism, a concern he mentioned today.

But although the UK united in the end against the poll tax, the "grotesque" education "apartheid", as it was dubbed by the Daily Mail last week, is leading not to a unity against the tuition fee rises in England, but instead seems to be fostering a feeling of resentment towards the Welsh and Scots and their decision-making.

Trump seems to be fostering similar estrangement with other segments of the population, but his story is a much fresher work in progress, and his background suggests he has a more strategic game plan in mind.

Locke treated children as human beings in whom the gradual development of rationality needed to be fostered by parents.

First of all, the well-being of the child and of the future adult has to be fostered.

Wars are not tender creatures that, once born, have the right to be fostered and grow.

She asked for him to be fostered while she finished her studies.

He believes that if freedom is to be fostered and preserved around the world the United States needs a stronger military.