Sentence examples for foster the institution from inspiring English sources

The American Museum of Natural History, a sprawling hodgepodge of a complex occupying nearly four city blocks, is planning another major transformation, this time along Columbus Avenue: a $325 million, six-story addition designed to foster the institution's expanding role as a center for scientific research and education.

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Challenging influential theories that attribute this commercial expansion to the political strength of merchants, this book demonstrates how urban rivalry fostered the creation of open-access institutions in international trade.

Despite all efforts to introduce patronage education as a form similar to fostering, the patronage institution has not been developed in Belarus.

They do not create independent political institutions, foster the rule of law or permit a vibrant civil society precisely because these would threaten their hold on power.

He stood down as president without seeking the third term to which the constitution entitled him, in order to help foster the growth of democratic institutions.

Strong educational institutions foster the development of skills citizens need to innovate and produce tangible results, bolstering economies and sustaining progress.

As President Emeritus of the Foundation, Mr. Leslie was a moving force behind the Institutions efforts to foster the Performing Arts through scholarships and charitable giving.

As party mandarins gather for their five-year congress, the deepest challenge may be how to reinvent their moldy institution and foster the continued acceptance, if not love, of an increasingly diverse and assertive population.

He also proposes that playing a role in a valued social institution could foster the sense of meaning to life[ 29].

Foreign Minister Genscher called for "pan-European institutions" to foster the coalescence of Europe within the C.S.C.E.