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In 1986, Feinstein and Jiang agreed to foster trade and business through corporate partnerships.

Since his re-election, Mr. Obama has agreed to foster a "conversation" on climate change and an "education process" about long-term steps to address it.

That's what Terri Saint-Amour, law librarian at Harvard Law Library has done, by agreeing to foster him on behalf of the Animal Rescue League of Boston.

President Obama and Cuba's Raul Castro met on April 11 on the sidelines of the Summit of the Americas, and the two leaders agreed to foster 'a new relationship' for the first time since it was severed by Washington in 1961.

I agreed to foster him during his medical treatment.

At this point, Rob's stepfather abandoned him, and the young boy was left to live with a woman neighbor who agreed to foster him.

Poverty also puts a strain on households who have agreed to foster orphaned children.

This worked very well because at the end of the year a woman from the community agreed to foster me.

They find local volunteers who agree to temporarily foster the animals, and make connections with groups like Badass Brooklyn Animal Rescue.

His navigation of rate policy, many economists agree, helped to foster the longest economic expansion in American history.

More than 1,000 schools are now associated with the coalition; 253 that have substantially restructured along the coalition's lines are considered "essential schools". In 1989, Mr. Sizer also started an initiative called Re Learning in which governors and state education commissioners agreed to try to foster statewide school restructuring.