Sentence examples for foster representation from inspiring English sources
Fiscal contract theories hypothesize that government performance affects tax collection and that institutions that foster representation and accountability link taxes and services.
Congress can do more to foster minority representation in the media and to free the fetters facing independent media outlets, but a cultural shift will also be required to create a culture of curiosity.
A goal I have for the Techonomy talent session is to stir conversation about the work that can be done to address bias in hiring and promotions--in addition to mending our talent pipelines--to better foster equal representation in our workplaces.
Finally, we found that active prediction and corrective feedback are valuable in fostering a linear representation of magnitude.
The previous convention's lack of Tejano representation fostered a perception that only newcomers to Texas were dissatisfied.
Although visual perception was Gibson's (1979) focus, it typically is dismissed as fostering embodied forms of representation.
Moreover, designs with lower complexity were also obtained when using the search-based approach, fostered by the systematic representation of the architecture changes required to implement the involved feedback loops.
It appears that many immigrant children arrived in this country with some significant protective factors that have contributed to their under-representation in foster care.
That students in groups 3 and 4 significantly outperformed group 1 participants begs the question: Did the more complex representations actually foster deeper understanding or merely provide these students with more information?
The only town in New York with more population, Hempstead, with about 725,000, converted to districts last year after losing a civil rights suit to foster black and Hispanic voters' representation.
