Sentence examples for because it fosters from inspiring English sources

Goldman can afford to lose some of its best people because it fosters a deep managerial bench and gives a heavy emphasis to personal coaching.

Appellant also contends that application of the sales and use tax to its sale of religious materials violates the Establishment Clause because it fosters " 'an excessive government entanglement with religion,' " Lemon v. Kurtzman, 403 U.S. 602, 613, 91 S.Ct.

Mr. Bush favors his plan because it fosters competition among the clubs.

In consequence, this notion can, and in fact, does harm this domain, because it fosters incommensurable theories.

"Reverend Ogletree is acting in a way that is injurious to the church, because it fosters confusion in the church about what we stand for," he said.

It also says the public interest strongly favors the granting of the injunction because it fosters the policies of antitrust law.

The process was slow, but rewardingly so, Mr. Polin said, because it fostered collaboration.

In the proudly tendentious world of gay theory, it is unfashionable to suggest that repression was good for gay writers because it fostered ingenuity.

To be fair, Ms. Kagan thinks this would be a bad idea (she praised President Clinton's centralization of authority in the White House because it fostered "accountability" and "effectiveness").

2105, 29 L.Ed.2d 745 (1971), the court held that the statute violated the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment because its purpose was religious rather than secular, because it both advanced and inhibited religion, and because it fostered excessive government entanglement with religion.

The individual mandate was chosen to address this problem because it fostered a market-led approach in which insurance companies could benefit, which attracted Republicans like Mitt Romney, when he oversaw the enactment of such a plan while the governor of Massachusetts.