The phrase "are not foster" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a negation related to fostering, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "These children are not foster children; they live with their biological parents."
Alternatives: "do not foster" or "are not supportive".
We feel terrible, but just don't see it as our job," to educate the St. Basil children who, he added, are not foster children, who the district would be fully responsible for.
3. It Does Hurt It seems that the comment that is made to me the most by those who are not foster parents is this; "I could not do what you do.
These institutions are not family-style/community care and they are not foster care, but they also do not look like institutions as we have come to think of them.
In fact, I think they could learn from us about creativity, empathy and individual initiative — traits that are not fostered by traditional French parenting (or schooling).
Security and cooperation are not fostered by an airbrushed history that vilifies any attempt to confront America's past mistakes.
Since animals from these last two groups have an isogenic mother and are not fostered, they can not be considered as fully valid control groups and thus cannot be included in the analysis of the impact of maternal environment.
I'll not forget the parents who felt they must tell me they were not fostering.
"This is not teaching a religion, it's not fostering a religion and it's not even becoming a Republican.
"Private trust by the Afghans — so vital to our purpose — is not fostered in a public hurry".
The most urgent matter in El Salvador was not fostering episcopal unity but stopping brutal repression by the military and the death squads and averting a civil war.
Mr. Beinart argues, in part, that younger, liberal American Jews are turning away from the established American Jewish community in part because it is not fostering open debate about Israel and does not defend democratic values in the Jewish state.
