Sentence examples for encouraged to foster from inspiring English sources

"I've always been encouraged to foster my relationship with God".

Now, for the first time, Catholics were encouraged to foster friendly relations with Orthodox and Protestant Christians, as well as Jews and Muslims, and even to pray with them.

And while many countries have been encouraged to foster a more business-friendly climate and welcome foreign direct investment, it's now increasingly acknowledged that without better global tax rules, too much of the benefit just leaks away.

Two of these ports are among those designated as "open" cities and encouraged to foster foreign trade and investment: Nantong, with its extensive deepwater frontage on the Yangtze, has developed its own economic and technical investment zone; and Lianyungang, as the eastern terminus of the Longhai Railway, is a key export outlet for the central and northwestern provinces along the rail line.

Dr Vaitkus says: "Despite falling student numbers, more government money is going into higher education and better co-operation between universities is being encouraged to foster possible mergers".

Health leaders need to consider greater collaboration with innovators in technology and academic and private-sector cooperatives should be encouraged to foster innovation in this area.

The historical record makes clear that there was wide variation in the socioeconomic status of the foster families, given that families from all socioeconomic backgrounds were encouraged to become foster parents 44% were farmers, 27% were from academia, and 16% were working class.

We are encouraged to explore and foster our personal interests by having Friday's off and extended vacation time.

(b) Each teacher is also encouraged to create and foster an environment that encourages pupils to realize their full potential and that is free from discriminatory attitudes, practices, events, or activities, in order to prevent acts of hate violence, as defined in subdivision (e) of Section 233.

The goal of showing these films and documentaries which tell the stories of queer people around the world, in addition to the dialogue they encouraged, was to foster an environment of inclusivity on campus.

There is an active and growing research community; the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence is developing evidence-based social care guidelines, and organisations like the Social Care Institute for Excellence do important work to promote an evidence-based approach and encourage providers to foster work cultures that value reflection, learning and innovation.