Sentence examples for foster an end from inspiring English sources

President Vladimir Putin has made his point, and it is now in Russia's own interest to cooperate with the West and help foster an end to the bloodshed in Syria.

Martha Coolidge, the film director who was part of her union's committee looking into the creative-rights issue, said the Directors Guild was generally pleased with today's tentative pact and felt it would, in the end, foster a better atmosphere between Hollywood's writers and directors.

Republicans accused the White House of "never" balancing the budget, and Mr. Ryan argued that ending deficits would foster a healthier and faster-growing economy.

As for the goodwill Princeton Future tried to foster, the end result was just the opposite.

Likewise, Kissinger's commitment to détente with the Soviet Union surely helped foster the end of the cold war.

If a healthier climate is the goal, any potential policy, program, or practice must be judged on whether it will foster that end.

"Whether these initiatives pass or fail, they are undeniably fostering a public dialogue for ending prohibition," said Mason Tvert, spokesman for the pro-reform Marijuana Policy Project.

In the end, only fostering a strong locally based economy can make these places economically viable.

Will Mr Kejriwal, its charismatic leader, end up fostering a cult of personality, a bane of India's political parties?

A nation's complex geography can foster creative means to an end.

On this International Day of Non-Violence let us renew our commitment to this generation that together, we will foster peace and end conflicts.