Sentence examples for are working to foster from inspiring English sources

Advocates are working to foster cultures of inclusion within tech companies so they can raise their retention rates.

And over on the fan side, initiatives like Electric Forest's HerForest and Shambhala's Women's Safe Space are working to foster a feeling of community and safety among female festival-goers.

The nominees for Best Foreign Language Film penned a joint letter, dedicating the award to "all the people, artists, journalists and activists who are working to foster unity and understanding, and who uphold freedom of expression and human dignity — values whose protection is now more important than ever".

Regional and international organizations are working to foster broader genomics research collaboration, as seen in the recent establishment of a European Research Infrastructure Consortium for the Biobanking and Biomolecular Resources Research Infrastructure (BBMRI) [ 15] and the Global Alliance for sharing genomic and clinical data [ 16].

A3 U.S. Assails Mugabe The Bush administration said it was working to foster opposition to President Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe, calling his leadership illegitimate and irrational.

The Bush administration said today that it was working to foster opposition to President Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe, calling his rule illegitimate and irrational.

That's the sort of thing that Girish Wagh, one of the breakfast-meeting whiz kids, was working to foster when Kant called him in unexpectedly in December 2000.

Companies are trading their home offices for coworking spaces where they can network with other teams, founders are trading their Wednesday at the pub for a technical meetup where they can recruit developers, and Tech City is working to foster a great density of startups and entrepreneurs in East London.

Rather than trying to limit the range of opinions, we should be working to foster as many alternatives as we can imagine.

Their hateful sermons are a twisted interpretation of a religion that has been working to foster hope and unity in the aftermath of this tragedy.

Kendall Wilcox, a gay Latter-day Saint who helped launch a new podcast program called "Out in Zion," is working to foster a better way by founding a small group practice called "Circles of Empathy".