Sentence examples for enacted to foster from inspiring English sources

Public policies enacted to foster the pursuit of that dream have created huge distortions in our economy that will be very costly to undo.

If only we had a Congress and president who, instead of chasing crazy schemes like offshore drilling and releasing oil from our strategic reserve, just sat down with Boone and Shai and asked one question: "What laws do we need to enact to foster 1,000 more like you?" Then just do it, and get out of the way.

A number of other countries are way ahead of the curve when it comes to enacting policies to foster healthier workplaces and support the health, happiness and productivity of their workers.

New legislation has been enacted to.

New regulations were recently enacted to prevent virtual currency inflation.

Barely a year after Congress enacted an energy law meant to foster a huge national enterprise capable of converting plants and agricultural wastes into automotive fuel, the goals lawmakers set for the ethanol industry are in serious jeopardy.

The second approach consists of implementing urban logistics initiatives, i.e. policies and regulations enacted by the public sector to foster sustainable logistics practices [5].

Articulating a coherent global health agenda will come from principled action, enacted through courage and prudence in decision-making to foster people-centered systems of care over the entire lifespan.

Many cybersex abusers are re-enacting aspects of past losses, conflicts or traumas in order to foster illusions of power and love".

Innovative efforts are underway in some areas of the country to foster partnerships with housing authorities and host homes, to enact state legislation to support homeless students, and create common protocols for school liaisons and other staff to make access to supports a one-stop proposition for the students.

Martino wants to enact new standards to measure it and to create centers throughout the country to foster it by teaching a curriculum "aggregated from some of the business soccer academies around the world" — for free — to the top youth players in the sport after casting "a wider net" find more prospects that the current system is missing.