Sentence examples for design of fostering from inspiring English sources

Radicals on the left historically have used those tactics to incite the extreme right with the calculated design of fostering a regime of repression from which the radicals on the left hope to emerge as the ultimate victor.

Explicit in its design of fostering integration, the SRP has long encouraged and now requires formation of Community Engagement Cores (CECs) that facilitate community involvement with researchers.

This review explores relationships between construction safety and digital design practices with the aim of fostering and directing further research.

Understanding these processes is important both to inform the design of foster care alternatives and to support efforts to strengthen institutional models to the extent possible for children remaining in center-based care.

Among the standout events at the UK's recent Northern Design Festival was the showcasing of a cancer-care centre that combines elements of design to foster patients' wellbeing.

After a lunch break with time to network and socialize, we jumped into the ideation phase of the design process with the goals of fostering a safe, playful, creative environment.

The first scenario highlighted the importance of organizational design to foster a collaborative work culture, provide opportunities for interactions among agencies and disciplines, and create teams of personnel with a variety of backgrounds and experiences.

The expansion of the service sector and the development of methods of organisation designed to foster transversal communication has also entailed a remodelling of the workplace.

By mentoring we understand a steady relationship between a mentor and one or several mentees, or alternatively between a clearly defined number of mentors and a single mentee or a group of mentees designed to foster the development of mentees.

The design integrates important heritage resources — buildings, landscapes and interpretive resources — into a new urban mosaic of neighborhoods designed to foster a sense of place.

A one-on-one semi-structured interview format was used, in which a flexible framework of questions was built around discussion of six maps which were designed to foster discussion of the participants' views on map data classification, colour scheme, content, key expression, and usefulness (Figure 1).