Meanwhile, Count Ramon Berenguer I of Barcelona (1035 76) was actively fostering Catalan interests and relationships among the lords of Languedoc in southern France.
As it has for decades, the SBIR program is actively fostering this kind of collaboration, helping fund critical research that addresses urgent needs and offers promising applications for both commercial purposes and the public good.
As a result of the follow-up to the ICN and WFS, FAO is actively fostering and strengthening interagency collaboration at the country, regional and international levels in the area of food security.
Rocketing house prices and a blossoming cycling culture - one being actively fostered by the council - are just the most conspicuous indicators.
Columbia, where Chabon lived nine months of the year with his mother, was "a progressive planned living community in which racial, economic, and religious diversity were actively fostered".
When community capacity to manage the natural environment is actively fostered, communities can jump-start the process of dealing with new pests while facilitating the scientific search for proven control technologies.
As an optimum, contact with psychology is initiated at the time of first contact with the team and, as with all members of the team, a collaborative, trusting relationship that respects and acknowledges individual, cultural, social and personal circumstances is actively fostered.
She has been actively reaching out to the industry in an effort to foster a good working relationship.
The Civil Service should be actively recruiting and fostering external talent at all levels – while encouraging fast-stream graduates to go off and get experience of the private sector.
Has stimulus been actively counterproductive?
