Sentence examples for foster a local from inspiring English sources

A true philanthropist, Gharem has donated his auction funds to developing an education programme to help foster a local artistic community because, "you wouldn't believe how many talented young artists we have here".

The president has also requested that the bill include a requirement that Brazilians' electronic data be stored in Brazil and not abroad.One risk for Brazil from the spying row is that it provokes protectionism: in the 1980s a military government barred the import of computers in a failed attempt to foster a local computer industry.

The president also wants the bill to include a requirement that Brazilians' electronic data be stored in Brazil and not abroad.One risk for Brazil from the spying row is that it prompts protectionism: in the 1980s a military government barred the import of computers in a failed attempt to foster a local industry.

It's just one of a number of initiatives the Green Brain has taken to foster a local comics scene.

Not only are there social benefits of fostering a local community, but so-called transit orientated developments, he says, "can assist cities in their wealth creation by the simple fact that TODs reduce the external costs of car dependence.

In summary, all deviations from today's values will increase with passing time, fostering a local development towards a more winter rain climate that features increasingly hot and dry summers and mild wet winters.

Political rivals, local activists, and ordinary citizens say that Parris isn't just engaging Chinese leaders on investment; they accuse him of fostering a local political culture that mirrors that of China's own Communist Party: cutthroat, autocratic, and corrupt.

And if business leaders are replacing government leaders as folks we look to to change the world (although government will still need to step in to create incentives for me to bring my business home and foster a prosperous local environment), they'll need an army alongside them to fight the good fight.

Integral to this role is the local 'tailoring' of best evidence to foster a sense of local 'ownership'ownership

The government had announced a planned consultation that would require employers to "set out the steps they have taken to foster a pool of local candidates, set out the impact on the local labour force of their foreign recruitment and be clear about the proportion of their workforce which is international, as is the case in the US".

Instead he tried to foster a spirit of local community ujamaa in Kiswahili, meaning family togetherness.