Sentence examples for foster aims from inspiring English sources

Foster aims to tackle some of this: he wants prisoners to have easy access to guidance on the CCRC.

Moreover, the cascadic use of biomass is fostered, aimed at yielding the maximum material and energetic use of biomass with a minimal input.

Submersibles can also foster geopolitical aims.

No one disputes the goal of security checks -- to block terrorists before they enter the country and obtain knowledge or technology that could foster their aims.

As part of its commitment to the artform, including sponsorship of the Edinburgh Comedy Award, Foster's aims to build its website into a Funny or Die equivalent, with clips from around the world as well as commissioning new content.

Current efforts to support comparative effectiveness research in the US and health technology assessment in Europe and elsewhere may help to foster these aims.

The task of half dozen small groups was to explore ways to foster innovations aimed at sustaining access to water and food and sustaining cities — a particular focus of Rockefeller — as human appetites and numbers crest in coming decades.

But at the time, FWS asserted that self-sustaining, captive breeding groups fostered conservation aims by reducing the likelihood that poachers and the like would remove chimpanzees from the wild.

The proposed study will be one of only a few using participatory research in primary care to foster changes aimed at enhancing quality and access to care for people living in poverty.

The Foster Youth Caucus aims its efforts around developing legislative recommendations to strengthen the child welfare system and improve the overall well-being of youth and families.

The program aims to foster literacy and teach parents how to prepare their children for school.