Barely a year after Congress enacted an energy law meant to foster a huge national enterprise capable of converting plants and agricultural wastes into automotive fuel, the goals lawmakers set for the ethanol industry are in serious jeopardy.
However, the renovation of teacher education, to foster the teachers who are capable of mobile-assisted teaching, lags far behind the popularization of mobile devices in schools.
It won first place in the Alternative Tandem category in the 2010 Automotive X Prize, a competition created to foster the commercialization of efficient vehicles capable of more than 100 miles per gallon.
According to her, an ethic of care requires leaders to foster a global economy that is capable of meeting universal human needs (Held 2004, 2007).
By encouraging universities, predoctoral students, postdocs, and early career scientists to apply for NRSAs, the committee hopes to foster a workforce that is more capable of bridging multiple disciplines.
Paskaleva (2011) viewed smart cities as "people-based, human and progressive in their deployment of digital technologies, not to hardwire themselves, but instead to be socially inclusive in using them to foster good governance and create services capable of improving the quality of life".
This would, in turn, help to create a health workforce capable of delivering health back into politics; thereby helping to foster, support and facilitate policies towards 'health for all'.
A number of outer-planet moons have intriguing environments which appear to foster prebiotic chemistry and could conceivably be capable of sustaining biology.
We just need better stewards to foster new ideas; we need brave souls capable of wading through network bureaucracy lest be left with the likes of something like $#*! My Dad Says.
The second desires new rules and institutions to foster integrated management approaches, as well as more robust economic instruments capable of assigning a monetary value to stormwater, as critical to resolving stormwater problems.
