Sentence examples for foster highlights from inspiring English sources
Mr Foster highlights the immense price the Dambusters crews had paid: "Just 48 men out of the 133 who took part in the raid survived the war, just 36% of the total.
A report this week from Dr Foster highlighted the dramatic rise in the number of patients recorded as being in hospital for palliative care over recent years.
What are we to do with those failures Dr Foster has highlighted, and those ill-cared for patients for whom the Alzheimer's Society and the Patients Association are fighting?
Longfield argues the best way to tackle the problem of merry-go-round care placements is twofold: providing specialist training for foster carers – she highlights examples of such training in Ealing – and a more stringent matching process.
McLeish said Birmingham's goalkeeping coach Dave Watson had highlighted Foster as a good replacement for Hart some time ago.
These high rates demonstrate the significant demand for suitable foster carers, further highlighting the need to eliminate any perceived barriers to finding them: "We are flat out getting foster carers approved because of the AMP".
Going forward, the International Day of the Girl will be a day of advocacy and action, by and for girls, to highlight, foster discussion and advance girls' lives and opportunities across the globe.
First, it makes explicit both the causal relations that initiate change and those that foster stability; it therefore highlights the ultimately processual character of the entities in our basic ontological framework.
But while Foster Care Fortnight helps to highlight the shortage of foster carers and encourage people to come forward, a two-week campaign once a year is not enough.
Hours after a private dinner with President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico, who has made an overhaul of laws to foster economic growth the highlight of his five-month-old term, Mr. Obama urged Americans to look past stereotypes of Mexican violence and despair, and embrace the country's strengthening democracy and economic health.
