The Portuguese colonial state developed rural settlement schemes during the late colonial era, and shortly after independence the national government strongly promoted communal village and state farm projects, all of which fostered denser rural settlement, particularly in the south.
According to the latest Audit Commission calculations, in 2012-13 locouncilscilspentnt £3.4bn on caring for looked-after children, of which foster care accounted for £1.5bn.
He suggested that older job seekers emphasize their advantages over the young: wisdom, judgment, interpersonal skills and experience, all of which can foster creative thinking and effective teamwork.
Hofstein and Rosenfeld (1996) contended that "it would be useful if science educators would consciously utilize a wide range of out-of-school environments which foster science learning".
Fundamental to potentiation of immune responses to tumour-associated antigen (Ag) is the use of adjuvants, which foster efficient antibody (Ab) production and killer cell induction (Cheadle and Jackson, 2002).
Hertfordshire County Council topped the charity's list of councils which foster a supportive culture in their schools.
Spondylolysis of L5, with or without consecutive spondylolisthesis, is also common in children with OI due to a fracture (Fig. 9) or an elongation of the pars interarticularis of L5, all of which are fostered by bone fragility and/or hyperlordosis [13, 14].
The checks and balances of the system, which foster a degree of diplomacy and fastidiousness, are not working.
This article explores the role of t-suppliers in natural resource-based economies and outlines a theoretical framework for the analysis of the factors which foster or constrain their development and defines areas for an effective promotion.
While the functions of cyclin D1a which promote tumor progression have been previously defined, the roles of cyclin D1b which foster aggressive tumor phenotypes remain unclear.
