Companies that engender passion create a foundation of rock-solid employee morale that is directly tied to strong retention.
Political authority is the cement that keeps legislation together, and the sovereignty of the body politic that engenders the legislation is its foundation.
I also wanted to engender increasing funds for my Charitable Foundation, which receives all the profits through which I can then support an increasing number of worthwhile projects".President Bush's 1600-acre Crawford ranch, bought in 1999, produces bumper crops of something called "brush," which has no known culinary use in any culture's cuisine.
This type of foundation building is proven to build trust, engender understanding and respect, and ultimately create the stability that is so desperately needed between our two countries.
Not only do these policies fail to promote human rights and the rule of law in China, but also the relentless self-censorship they engender has eroded the moral prestige and values that are the foundation of free societies.
Our work at the community level, side by side with village elders and families, is helping engender greater understanding of how important child protection is in creating a healthy foundation on which the nation's children can grow.
The case is made for an interdisciplinary foundation for young engineers and design professionals, a task that can be engendered through problem-based learning and applied research.
And there is no real mission there are hundreds of thousands of applicants, and the foundation will go through those applications". Still, the potential for mammoth grant-making engenders a great deal of good will.
Even in largely illiterate Muscovy, after c. 1500 a deepening of popular Orthodox sensibilities joined government tax demands to engender novel programs of communal self-governance and peasant self-policing that provided a social and attitudinal foundation for serfdom (Lieberman 2009).
(The study, "Engendering Inequity?
