But we desperately need our laws to catch up in order to foster, not stall, the innovation that will power our evolving modern economy.
As noted on the Web site: "We wish to foster not only insight, ingenuity and creativity, but also the virtue of perseverance, which is equally essential in scientific endeavors".
The Japanese nation is in a position to foster not only an awareness of the East but also a global awareness on the part of every nation.
Given this, campuses are uniquely positioned to foster not only civility but, well beyond that, they can become powerful models for the rest of us on how to achieve meaningful community in real diversity.
He asked for the family of the Fosters "not to be overwhelmed by the uncertainties of last week" adding that those living in "idyllic" Maesbrook wanted to show their support for them and those involved in investigating the fire.
"Play Works" designed by Roto Studio, a firm in Dublin, Ohio, is devoted to fostering not only literacy, but also mathematical understanding and what Dr. Hirsh-Pasek calls "cultural literacy": hence the "Mona Lisa".
Earlier this week, Benetton defended the campaign, insisting that its aim was to foster debate, not to increase sales.
His core belief is that copyright protection, as he put it to me, "was meant to foster creativity, not to stifle it" — yet that is how it is now being used.
With the greater sense of urgency that climate change has fostered - not to mention the incomprehensibly vast subsidies available - the same farmer (Sir Simon Gourlay - an ex-NFU president) has put together a new application to Herefordshire for four turbines.
Mr. Bush, famous for being a "gut player," writes that in assessing candidates for administration jobs, he looked at "character and personality" in an effort to create a culture that "fostered loyalty — not to me, but to the country and our ideals".
