This new framework presented national and economic security as society's guiding commitments and nurtured a continual extension of America's global reach.
As part of the BBC's commitment to developing and nurturing young talent, BBC Radio 3 launched its New Generation Artists scheme in the autumn of 1999.
If the ideal of authenticity is possible only in a free society with a solid foundation of established social virtues, it would seem that trying to be authentic, if it is to be coherent, must involve a commitment to sustaining and nurturing the type of society in which such an ideal is possible.
The deal, which contains commitments to preserve and nurturing the Economist's brand of journalism, was backed by four of the magazine's editors, including current boss Zanny Minton Beddoes and former editors Pennant-Rea, Andrew Knight, Bill Emmott and John Micklethwait.
But more than anything, it's a matter of first and foremost simply recognizing the need to get to work on the entire culture of the organization, and making a long-term commitment to understanding, building and nurturing those aspects of organizational culture that lead to innovative practices.
But these children don't need to wait for some idealized notion of family - they simply need loving individuals in their lives who are willing to meet the challenges of parenting and to make a lifetime commitment to caring for and nurturing them.
Increasingly, these catalyst advances stem from the commitment to develop and nurture active materials platforms.
We'll start by asking them what they stand for, and if they can't give us a straight answer, if they can't look us in the eye and state with certainty and conviction a commitment to protect and nurture healthy oceans, then they stand for nothing, and they don't deserve our vote.
Human interaction and nurturing.
It's a tonic, delicious and nurturing.
