Our conversations with fishers indicated a sense of disparity in the historically low catches in comparison to higher catches from the "good old days", which has been shown to foster a greater willingness to change existing practices [22].
These included an increased understanding and awareness of facilitation, teaching, assessment and feedback techniques [ 4, 18, 23, 25, 30, 31]; development of leadership qualities [ 24]; ability to admit uncertainty [ 20]; development of confidence; [ 20, 24] fostering a willingness to contribute to the education of others [ 18, 24]; and autonomy in learning [ 18].
Cesar Gaviria, the secretary general of the O.A.S., said that while the international community was willing to help foster a dialogue, the Haitian government needs to show its willingness to participate.
To foster a strategic environment within a firm, firm managers and other workers must show willingness for active involvement in a firm's strategic decisions.
At the community level, SASA! has helped foster a climate of non-tolerance of violence by reducing the acceptability of violence against women and increasing individuals' skills, willingness, and sense of responsibility to act to prevent it.
Decent governance, rule of law and a willingness to employ science, such as genetic engineering, to conduct agriculture under stressed conditions (here the European Union is complicit in Luddite folly) could foster a breadbasket.
Should it foster a healthy imagination?
If the sector is going to survive financing and delivery changes, it will require a willingness by nonprofit leaders and supporters to foster an approach that draws on the expertise of the for-profit community while appreciating the uniqueness of nonprofit organizations.
The main goal was to foster an entrepreneurial culture in academia and instil a spirit of initiative in students, a willingness to venture that can lead to the establishment of their own company and job creation, thereby making use of the eminently practical and vocational character of their training.
Others have found that CASI may be as good as, or even better than, face-to-face interviews at fostering a sense of privacy and increasing the willingness of respondents to report sensitive information [ 11, 16- 19].
