'Democratic art,' Foster writes, 'had been rejected long ago by W.B.Y.; democratic politics were now [1925] condemned by association.' Foster's Yeats is entirely plausible as a man at once passionately committed to intellectual freedom and artistic innovation.
More broadly, she condemned lawmakers for fostering a pop culture that encouraged sexual harassment.
Rotherham council's incomprehensible decision to remove three young children from their foster parents because the couple were Ukip members, condemned by all the main parties, can only help Ukip in the coming byelection.
But it was welcomed by people who say universities are fostering an unbalanced, liberal indoctrination of students — and condemned by those who say freedom of inquiry is a fundamental tenet of higher education, one the government should not be defining.
Along with the European Union, the US state department has condemned the vote, saying Kagame should step down and "foster a new generation of leaders in Rwanda".
From 1980 forward MacKinnon also focused on legal and societal issues surrounding the sex industry, which she condemned as a form of sex discrimination that fosters and legitimizes exploitation and abuse of women.
I'm not going to point out that even her father, a man who fostered her rise from child star to talking head, basically condemned her statements.
Although the state eventually agreed last June to a complete overhaul of the agency to settle a federal lawsuit condemning its foster care system, the new report raises serious questions about a key component of that effort: the agency's claim, days before the Jackson boys were discovered, that it had visited all 14,000 children in its care, one of the terms of the settlement.
The court condemned Blake's decision to ignore the bond forged between TiCasey and her foster parents, and it criticized the Department of Health and Human Resources for proposing that TiCasey, rather than a more recent placement like Lynn, be removed.
