But he was also aware that this society was capable of nurturing pockets of extremism, such as those responsible for the Bali bombing.
Atlanta, GA -- To most people, the phrase "Sun-like star" calls to mind images of a friendly, warm yellow star accompanied by a retinue of planets possibly capable of nurturing life.
Blair has been a student and participant in the Middle East process for a decade and has been working for nearly six years as envoy for the UN, EU, US and Russia to build the economy of the Palestinian territories, as well as help build institutions capable of nurturing growth.
However, not all of the students considered the flipped classroom environment capable of nurturing higher-order thinking.
China's topping of this WIPO list suggests that the country is suffering from severe brain drain; but on the other hand, it also means that its educational system is capable of nurturing lots of talented individuals that developed countries would welcome.
A society in which being a hands-on dad is valued and encouraged, and where men are seen as being just as capable of nurturing and taking responsibility for kids as women are, not as barely relevant (except for the paycheck) buffoons who can't figure out how to change a diaper or schedule a play date.
It also requires the establishment of institutions capable of nurturing those researchers and their work.
Even though Bond may seem free and loose with his loving ways, he is capable of nurturing love, which the case of Vesper Lynd makes clear.
This means society doesn't see men as capable of physically nurturing their kids.
People who use drugs are capable of being nurturing, loving, caring and responsible parents.
The Johns Hopkins University board of trustees last week passed governance changes with the goal of ensuring that its arrangements are "best in class" and capable of protecting and nurturing the university's academic missions in today's rapidly changing environment.
