Isolationist, power-hungry politicians, on both sides of the Atlantic, foster a misguided radicalizing conviction to guarantee their dominance.
Both states tried to foster a science that was motivated by political convictions (Lenard's "Deutsche Physik" in Nazi Germany, Lysenko's anti-genetic theory of inheritance in the Soviet Union), leading to disastrous epistemic and institutional effects.
This advance, coupled with widespread media coverage of other high profile cases helped foster a sense of acceptance amongst the courts and public that wrongful convictions do happen.
The S.E.C. chairman, Arthur Levitt Jr., right, pushed for the change, on the conviction that open markets are preferable to the eerie calm of closed markets, which could foster a bigger panic.
Should it foster a healthy imagination?
An agile mind, a buoyant personality, a brash self-confidence and an evolving set of personal convictions fostered a magnetism that the ring alone could not contain.
"Who knows," he writes, "what existence might be like if we all decided to strive for the best?" His many years of study fostered in him a conviction that good and evil exist, and that we can discern them without recourse to any particular religious authority.
It's a happy culmination of those two thousand hours, fostering a brief and no doubt temporary conviction that they were all well spent, every single minute of them, in front of TVs near and far.
To foster the conviction that God supports the murder of innocents requires a tightknit group and a settled hatred of the Other: in these circles, whites hate blacks and Jews; Jews and Christians hate Muslims and vice versa; anti-abortion crusaders hate gynecologists.
It fostered a very strong team bond.
