Sentence examples for foster continuing from inspiring English sources

In 2016 Abraham was a recipient of a Doris Duke Artist Award, given to those who foster continuing excellence in the performing arts.

Perhaps most ludicrously, Durbin brags about pushing the deficit commission to hold off spending cuts until 2013, in order to foster continuing recovery.

Instead, scientists, archaeologists and federal land managers recognize the need to understand and foster continuing cultural connection between indigenous people and the areas where they and their ancestors have lived, worshipped, hunted and gathered since time immemorial.

It is important to foster continuing improvement of the methods used by IARC and other bodies that review scientific evidence.

In order to foster continuing partnership and communication between primary care offices and community resource providers post training, Project C.A.R.E.

In this transformative spirit, CES staff and US physician collaborators created an innovative education-support program that aims to: 1) train pasantes to effectively deliver primary care, 2) expose pasantes to central concepts of global health and social medicine, and 3) foster continuing medical education and career development of pasantes.

But the business model he helped foster continues in less illegal but no less unsavory forms.

Often they contribute little or nothing to deepened understanding, and probably go some way to reinforcing existing stereotypes and helping to foster continued anti-German prejudice.

"A measured pace of tightening will merely foster continued uncertainty in the financial markets, which will weigh on valuations," Mr. Abrams said.

But no matter which approach comes out on top, competition between the two technologies is sure to foster continued innovation, and a growing supply of clean electricity, in the years to come.

"Saving the surpluses -- if politically feasible -- is, in my judgment, the most important fiscal measure we can take at this time to foster continued improvements in productivity," Mr. Greenspan said in testimony before the Senate Special Committee on Aging.