Sentence examples for a system fostering from inspiring English sources

What we should now be discussing as a country is how to build on this and develop it into a system fostering productive – rather than Arthur Dalentrepreneurstrentrepreneurs

Coming down to earth, he proposed two concrete policies as steps towards its ultimate realisation - expansion of a pan-South African railway system, fostering greater commercial links and binding the region together, combined with the elimination of all regional tariffs and trade barriers with the formation of a South African customs union.

The accelerated evolution of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) to learning processes advocates a reconsideration of assessment systems, fostering a change of the teacher's role from a communicator of the student's mark to that of an open system in which teachers and students get involved in the learning process and develop online assessment skills.

The system fosters a unique level of trust: Professors sometimes leave the room during exams, and students often leave their doors unlocked.

Kuehnert also believes the system fosters a "take-it-or-leave-it" situation; if the team and the player have not finalized contract negotiations by the end of a 30-day period, the team can make a low offer knowing that the player's only other option is to play in Japan for another year.

In the United States, where the exodus of manufacturing jobs is an old story, permissive labor laws and an entrepreneur-friendly financial system foster the creation of new businesses.

A devastating report by the Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations shows that the regulatory failures at Riggs are symptomatic of lapses throughout the banking system, fostered by a political unwillingness to police these institutions properly.

A Broken System: Fostering Abusive Dysfunction.

Wouldn't it be interesting for the Guardian and Amref to break open this last great mistaken paradigm of development - the one-way street paradigm - that of us helping them, and develop a system to foster communal learning across borders?

Nadel also shrewdly subverts the premise of a serial killer novel by having her man be part of a system that fosters insanity; and explores the delicate relations between east and west by evoking the politically divisive figure of Lawrence of Arabia.

If capitalism is actually a system that fosters trust and rewards good behavior, what went wrong?