Sentence examples for determined to foster from inspiring English sources

Romina Verna, who won the crown on 4 May, is determined to foster change in society.

But is Bashar al-Assad truly, as Syria's official media said, determined to foster a new era of freedom?

He is determined to foster what he regards as a new social movement that has emerged this summer inside the wider labour movement.

Mr. Jiang's visit to Russia is the latest of several summit meetings between the giant neighbors, who appear determined to foster friendly ties despite a history of feuding.

His actions serve as a powerful example of how managers at any level can approach each day determined to foster progress.

Since the market was set free at the start of 1998 by a regulator determined to foster competition, the pace of change has been frenetic.

It is hard to perceive the whole program of naval aviation symbolized in his career, but at least his determined efforts to foster flying reflect a general urge.And, when the film finally comes to showing real carrier activity out at sea and the actual aspects of recent warfare, it springs into vivid, thrilling life.

The appeals court called for a new trial to determine how to foster new competition, ensure that Microsoft does not repeat the abuse of its market power and prevent the company from benefiting from its illegal conduct.

Architects, politicians, and civil servants were determined to use architecture and urban design to foster public patronage, recover regional identity, and create public space loaded with civic significance.

"THE GREAT GILLY HOPKINS," a musical about a smart, feisty foster child determined to live with her "real family," adapted from the novel of Katherine Paterson by her son David and the composer Steve Liebman.

Debbie, 51, a veteran foster parent, was determined to show him housework was not just women's work.