The doting sponsors kept vowing to do less for the family, hoping to foster progress.
Shortly after the war he became the first president of the Committee for Economic Development, a nonprofit organization of economists and company executives that tried to foster progress around the world.
"I look it as a way to foster progress".
The recent creation of a general corpus annotated with an "abstract meaning representation", AMR, is likely to foster progress in that direction (Banarescu et al. 2013).
These two trends, independence and integration, are both necessary to foster progress in a given scientific field [33], [34].
Likewise, restructuring the disciplines of aesthetics, art criticism, and art history to remove human beings from their organizing centers will also foster progress in genuine understanding human art, and the unique human contributions to aesthetic diversity.
They are going to need to create workflows and collaborative models that span time zones and foster progress around the clock, around the world.
New analytic procedures may foster progress in the understanding of tolerance to and withdrawal from benzodiazepines.
What these detractors fail to see is that safe spaces have always been inherently political, and their very aim is to foster social progress in the wider world.
Concurrently, they are encouraged to collaborate, share data and disseminate new knowledge quickly (that is, to adopt an open science model) in order to foster scientific progress, meet humanitarian goals, and to maximize the impact of their research.
On the other hand, researchers are encouraged to share data and disseminate knowledge quickly (that is, to adopt an open science model) so as to foster scientific progress, meet humanitarian goals, and (again) maximize the impact of research.
