Sentence examples for foster a common from inspiring English sources
In the religious incubator where all faiths tried to foster a common spirit of equality there were wolves among the sheep.
Charles is dedicated to improving the quality of life in developing nations through emerging communication technologies, preserving the environment, improving education, and embracing spirituality to foster a common bond among global citizens.
But the bottom line expectation you should have approaching this State Of The Union address is that Obama will come out in support of a bunch of policies that are already popular with the electorate, enabling him to foster a common cause, and then use the rest of the address to indicate to Congress what he's open to discussing.
In conjunction with UNICEF HQ, the BCO should clarify, develop, and foster a common understanding, approach, and strategy to capacity development that fosters sustainable institutional development.
This special issue is inspired by a desire to both overcome and monopolize upon the largely independent histories of evolutionary perspectives in various applied fields and in so doing foster a common dialog of applied evolution.
They are reluctant to encourage nativists: for officials, fostering a common identity remains an important aim.
Indeed, the idea of fostering a common culture, in any strong sense, may no longer be possible either.
Bloom's taxonomy, taxonomy of educational objectives, developed in the 1950s by the American educational psychologist Benjamin Bloom, which fostered a common vocabulary for thinking about learning goals.
The ontology was able to cover all the concepts required by the involved company to represent the GSE project, and in addition it also fostered a common understanding about the represented project.
The program not only fostered a common culture and language across the company but also introduced tools for driving simplification and standardization, which the managers all had to apply in their areas.
