Sentence examples for address to foster from inspiring English sources

We also need to keep the president's feet to the fire on the vow in his State of the Union address to foster policies that could "cut in half the energy wasted by our homes and businesses over the next 20 years".

From our review, three main priorities arose that donors and institutions must address to foster strategic thinking and actions that will lead to innovative and effective GHR.

Specifically, through application of a qualitative methodology, we seek to explore how the factors that negatively influence flood-risk preparedness can be addressed to foster a shift towards greater levels of mitigation behaviour.

From Krebs and Scheffel (2013), Krause and Uhlig (2012) or Launov and Wälde (2013) one can learn that it might be better to introduce reforms addressed to foster the labour demand and to improve the quality and quantity of active labour market policies as means to reduce job turnover and mean unemployment duration.

Clinical directorates could organize training programs that encourage multidisciplinarity, as well as informal occasions of socialization addressed to foster collaborative relationships among physicians.

This research has added to the discussion about participatory research by highlighting the underlying issues that often remain unaddressed by project guidelines that must be addressed to foster more productive participatory research collaborations.

The SCG is conceived as one key strategic way of helping ECDC address its mandate to foster comprehensiveness, coherence and complementarity of action on communicable diseases in Europe.

Namely, actions should be addressed in order to foster the decrease of energy costs, to increase electrical supplies, to strengthen the link between energy and social development.

It was an unnecessary communication effort — as a side note, instead of wasting her time, she should address more urgent issues to foster innovation in France.

Truly engaging these stakeholders in the dialogue about more effective approaches is a good way to address this issue and to foster local ownership of the scale-up process.

Lee sought to compartmentalize what he called "disputes over the past", stating in an early policy address that "South Korea and Japan should...try to foster a future-oriented relationship with a pragmatic attitude.