The harmony of the aristocratic polity is certainly preferable because it most resembles the state enjoyed before the Fall; the benevolent aristocracy, as evidenced in the time of the Biblical judges, would foster the contemplative life, communalism, and an absence of corruptible governmental apparatus.
This work presents a conceptual framework as well as conceptual software architecture to foster the integration of life cycle assessment software tools with dynamic manufacturing and transportation decision support tools.
Williams argued that true spirituality was not simply about fostering the inner life but was about the individual's interaction with others.
Along the street are the buildings that would have fostered the civic life of the new colonists fresh out from Britain: the Friendly Society Hall of 1879, the North Adelaide Hotel of 1881 and now an Irish pub, the 1884 North Adelaide Institute, and the Rechabite Hall built for the undoubtedly optimistic South Australian Total Abstinence Society in 1858.
Experiences shared by foster parents confirm that fostering enriches the life of every family and child, as well as the life of the wider community, while it helps parents who, temporarily, cannot take care of their children.
Therefore, concerners feel they should foster the quality of their life together.
Dr. Wilson hopes the Encyclopedia of Life will foster the growth of that group.
The company's mandate is to foster the commercialization of early-stage life science technologies by providing seed capital, business and technology management expertise, and networking opportunities.
He also proposes that playing a role in a valued social institution could foster the sense of meaning to life[ 29].
Nurses' resilience to workplace stresses may be bolstered by processes that enhance the quality of professional relationships and that foster the development of emotional insight, life balance, spirituality, and reflective thinking [ 20].
