Sentence examples similar to foster cabinet from inspiring English sources
Fidel Castro, who is 81, was renowned for his ability to recall arcane details and second-guess his cabinet members, fostering an atmosphere in which even high-ranking officials were afraid to act without the president's explicit approval.
Syriza, for example, has dedicated a whole subsection of the Greek cabinet office to fostering "peer-to-peer" and the sharing economy.
Animals were isolated from possible confounding external stimuli using a modified system of environment control cabinets (Albrecht & Foster, 2002).
It said that although the new Constitution "entrenches military power," the changes at least established "shared political spaces — the legislatures and perhaps the cabinet — where cooperation could be fostered".
You've angered members of your own cabinet, Congress, Republican leadership, the media and have fostered an early atmosphere of contention among White House staffers.
But his former Republican colleagues say his inclusion in the cabinet — and near-constant presence on the Hill — have helped foster bipartisan good will.
The President may have fostered "creative friction" deliberately, Donald acknowledged, but "the selection process ensured that the cabinet would never be harmonious or loyal".
While "weak cabinet secretaries or secretaries who become spokesmen for their institutions" are "likely to foster inertia and unresponsiveness," he argues, strong cabinets -- like that chosen by the elder President Bush -- can only benefit a confident and knowledgeable commander in chief who is unafraid of imposing his vision on the forceful personalities around him.
TOKYO — The Japanese cabinet approved a proposal Tuesday to revamp the country's troubled electricity industry and foster competition by obliging utilities to split power generation and distribution into separate businesses.
