Sentence examples for determined to foster a from inspiring English sources

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

The debate pits those like Mr. Merz, who seem determined to foster a resurgent German patriotism through an unapologetic defense of the national culture, against those like Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer, who see such ideas as an inflammatory departure from Germany's postwar embrace of a muted identity within a unifying Europe.

And how could the Liberal Democrats bang away about the loss of civil liberties without putting off those Tory voters whom they must target in the next election?" Times Editorial, November 24 "The principal line of criticism from the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats was... that ministers were determined to foster a 'climate of fear' in Britain.

We are determined to foster a conversation that ensures safety and efficacy for a large number of medical models, and to group these models with respect to risk, which may correlate to the regulatory classification associated with specific applications.

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

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.

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

Determined to foster greater appreciation for his uncle's work, Aldini went to London, where he continued public demonstrations — but this time with human bodies.

Mr. Barber identified a gulf between politicians and society dating from the early post-Franco years when the founding fathers of modern Spanish democracy were determined to foster strong political parties.

If the meeting goes well – and Lambeth sources put the possibility of catastrophic failure at about 25% – Welby appears determined to foster practical cooperation among the churches that are still speaking to him, if not to each other.

After almost two decades in the political wilderness with Labour leaders subjected to ridicule in the popular press Mr Blair told the Inquiry he was determined to foster better relations with the media.