The phrase "foster policies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the development or encouragement of specific policies, often in a governmental or organizational context.
Example: "The committee aims to foster policies that promote sustainable development in the community."
Alternatives: "encourage policies" or "promote policies."
In other words, can this empirical analysis be read as a map to foster policies?
We also need to keep the president's feet to the fire on the vow in his State of the Union address to foster policies that could "cut in half the energy wasted by our homes and businesses over the next 20 years".
The committee I joined had the intention to foster policies that promote American manufacturing and growth.
They need to use maximum integrity, skill and awareness to encourage the state to foster policies and practices that can genuinely bring benefits to local poor people, as well as to international conservation, and truly foster coexistence.
Will hedge fund managers, with their vision for a profitable public education market, foster policies that provide quality, equitable education for students?
Furthermore, an analysis of biobanking in developing counties might be of help to foster policies around individual rights (i.e. the principle of individual autonomy), to activate mechanisms of citizenship consensus [ 67] and to encourage processes of community/public consultation [ 68].
"International co-operation can foster policy dialogue among all stakeholders and help build and support the implementation of concrete and sustainable solutions," he added.
§3515.8 (West 2010) (a nonmember's fair share includes "the costs of supportof lobbying activities designed to foster policy goals and collective negotiations and contract administration"); see also Lillebo v. Davis, 222 Cal.
The competitive promotion system for local cadres and the execution of administrative services provide the incentives that make local governments foster policy innovations.
This has created an enabling environment that will foster policy changes in the project states.
The Expandnet framework defines success when there is an increase in the impact of health service innovations that have been successfully tested in pilot and experimental projects to foster policy and program development on a lasting basis [ 12].
