Sentence examples for foster public from inspiring English sources

The sitcom was praised for helping to foster public understanding.

Rather, they want to foster "public understanding" and set "best practices" for work in artificial intelligence.

To foster public discussion, the scientists have created a website where people can create their own robotic ethical dilemmas.

"The aim is the modernization of our higher education systems, namely evaluation of quality so that we foster public trust in higher education outcomes".

Aquarium officials maintain that the visitors' excitement and the bonds they form with the animals foster public support for protecting them in the wild.

Extensive collections, innovative displays and strong research have helped foster public support, but it is aggressive marketing that brings in the public.

And with only modest government funds we could foster public-private partnerships to rebuild this country's often crumbling infrastructure, refashion immigration policy to give preference for visas and green cards to many more immigrants with advanced degrees and needed skills, and above all reduce long-term entitlement obligations, cutting the ratio of public debt to G.D.P.

The internship pledge is part of a broader White House effort to foster public-private partnerships that stimulate job creation and innovation.

If educated millennials flock to big, coastal cities, what happens to other cities? Cities can proactively make policies and foster public-private partnerships, which harness people's creativity and address head on the question of inequality.

I'm hopeful that the WHO under his leadership will embrace local led initiatives and foster public-private collaborations to meet the health needs of all people.

Gingrich said he would foster public-private partnerships with business leaders, and offer "a handful of prizes" to encourage individuals to seek accomplishments in space, noting that "Lindberg flew to Paris for a $25,000 prize".