Sentence examples for committed to fostering that from inspiring English sources

And what that means is that we need both governors and government who are committed to fostering that sense of common good.

I'm committed to fostering that kind of confidence in the people on my team.

Understanding the demonstrable and dismal failure of punitive policy, the abolitionist movement has always been committed to fostering effective, community-based alternatives that are independent of the penal system.

In a statement, he also said that Mizzou is "committed to fostering an inclusive campus environment where all students, faculty, staff and visitors can live, learn, work and feel safe".

It's for these reason that the Bush Institute and ExxonMobil are committed to fostering partnerships between public and private institutions in their efforts to help advance Africa's women and develop their abilities.

She was committed to fostering a sense of creativity, self-expression and wonder among children.

Nevertheless, many Poles welcomed the choice of a political outsider who was committed to fostering economic growth.

"The university is fully committed to fostering a culture of care and respect on our campuses," he said.

They instead are committed to fostering an eco-system of as many legitimate distributors as possible.

"As the financial technology marketplace continues to evolve, New York is committed to fostering innovation while ensuring responsible growth.

"We're committed to fostering a healthy ecosystem for both users and developers," the company writes in today's announcement.