Sentence examples for drive to foster from inspiring English sources

It is part of a drive to foster national spirit in Afghanistan after 12 years of warfare.

It's important that there is a cycle drive to foster a better digital environment," says Mervin Chew, digital attraction manager for Deloitte.

Owen flew out with the prime minister to announce a new Football Association FAA) initiative to develop the country's premier league under a drive to foster national spirit in Afghanistan after 12 years of warfare.

It's a daunting task, but one that the Internet makes a little easier.The drive to foster more creativity pre-dates the arrival of the Internet, and South Korean schools have been wired for only four years, so it is too early to be sure what difference ICT is making to the country's education system.

Williams had the vision to see how the Wellcome Trust could support more research, not only in the areas suggested by Wellcome, but also in new and cutting-edge directions, and he had the energy and drive to foster new funding schemes.

[C4.] Bush Administration Lowered Fines for Mining Concerns In its drive to foster a more cooperative relationship with mining companies, the Bush administration has decreased major fines for safety violations since 2001, and in nearly half the cases, it has not collected the fines, according to a data analysis.

The U.N. organizations should indeed move beyond the low bar of focusing on access to school and completion of school, or achieving parity between boys and girls in those indicators, as the goals that should drive global efforts to foster development and peace.

Furthermore, to ensure sustainability of improvements, it is recommended that ongoing support and supervision is needed from an experienced facilitator in order to establish a culture of data driven monitoring and to foster greater ownership of programme performance.

Second, the drive towards creating structures to foster effective translational research provides an overall rationale for many recent developments.

Unfortunately the current efforts on trusted cloud computing platforms and monitoring of Virtual Machines have mainly been driven by the need to foster a better management of security for the CSP provider rather than addressing the complexities of multi-party trust considerations (particularly those related to security), and the ensuing need for mutual auditability.

Francis Maude, minister for the Cabinet Office, said: "The Open Data Institute – the first organisation of its kind – grew out of our belief in the power of open data to foster innovation, drive economic growth and create prosperity.