Sentence examples for foster a transition from inspiring English sources

"These programmes are not sustainable and cannot foster a transition from dependence to self-reliance," say the study's authors.

Moreover, social protection on its own does not foster a transition to work and self-reliance if access to labour markets is not available".

Their findings therefore support the hypothesis mentioned in the paper that "the Industrial Revolution was carried not by the skills of the average or modal worker, but by the ingenuity and technical ability of a minority".This is not to say that literacy rates and primary school enrolment are unimportant, but rather that they may not be sufficient to foster a transition to a new economic system.

Finally, we discuss how such conditions can help scaffold and structure authentic making activities in a classroom context, and therefore designing these conditions might be a prime means to foster a transition toward a designerly learning in public schools.

His great virtue, acknowledged even by republicans, is to have helped to foster a peaceful transition to democracy.

They will not, in the foreseeable future, operate on a scale that can foster a rapid transition away from fossil fuels or provide energy services to billions of new consumers.

At the same time, the ban on supplying arms to Syria that the European Union imposed is scheduled to expire at the end of this month, raising the question of whether Britain and France might seek to increase their support to the Syrian opposition if diplomatic efforts to foster a political transition to a post-Assad government continued to prove elusive.

[New York magazine] In December issue of Vanity Fair, Sarah Ellison writes about "The Rules of Succession" within the Murdoch family, including the compelling scene of the Murdoch children in counseling together to discuss how to foster a smooth transition from their father, Rupert.

Despite wide ranging interpretations of the concept of sustainable development there is growing consensus about the ecological, social, and economic conditions necessary to foster a sustainability transition.

Still, questions remain whether the steps taken by the United States and its partners are sufficient to tilt the military balance in Syria and whether the conference can achieve its main goal of fostering a political transition to a post-Assad government if Mr. Assad still believes he can prevail.

Mr. Kerry has said that the United States is still interested in fostering a political transition in which Mr. Assad would voluntarily give up power, and has argued that stepping up support for the Syrian opposition would be a way to increase the pressure on the Syrian leader.