Sentence examples for foster foreign from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Andrews, 29, is the vice president of the Business Council for International Understanding, a nonprofit organization in Manhattan that seeks to foster foreign trade.
Two of these ports are among those designated as "open" cities and encouraged to foster foreign trade and investment: Nantong, with its extensive deepwater frontage on the Yangtze, has developed its own economic and technical investment zone; and Lianyungang, as the eastern terminus of the Longhai Railway, is a key export outlet for the central and northwestern provinces along the rail line.
Predicated on establishing "trust and progress" with North Korea on denuclearization, Park's program would assist Pyongyang in strengthening its energy, telecom and transport infrastructure while fostering foreign investment in the country's special economic zones.
Firms can apply the findings to design an ownership strategy that considers both efficient and benefit lenses, fostering successful foreign investment.
Most importantly, including China in the TPP would advance crucial objectives of American economic policy -- obtaining greater access to the Chinese market for U.S. goods and services, significantly reducing the Chinese government's role in the private sector, protecting intellectual property, and fostering greater foreign investment in both China and the United States.
But I soon realized: breaking up these four would be like sending quadruplets to foreign foster homes.
But the countervailing trend is that the Chinese government is trying to foster channels for foreign currency to be pumped out of the country without the involvement of the central bank.
Third, African countries are integrating their economies to create large regional markets that can better foster innovation and foreign direct investment.
Less certainly, the euro may foster growth and attract foreign investment, partly by guaranteeing low inflation and partly by cementing in place Europe's single market.Yet the euro's chances of success will be smaller than they should have been.
Her record, she said, includes work on a major Clinton administration child-care initiative, a huge federal-state children's health insurance program, adoption and foster care bills and foreign aid appropriations for small loans overseas.
