The exhibition was prompted by a renewed pride in Stalin among Russians, which many say has been fostered by Russian authorities.
The Islamic Revolution never fostered an entirely coherent authority structure.
Asserting his patriarchal authority, he fostered the Hesychast cause by canonizing Gregory Palamas and acclaiming him a doctor of the Greek Orthodox Church at the synod of 1368.
The enthusiasm the term fostered, the sense of authority it conveyed, convinced Americans that they might at last have solved their central economic problems.
Alexander the Great's conquests and the subsequent division of his empire into successor kingdoms sapped local cities of much of their traditional authority and fostered increased contacts between cities, and later, the rise of the Roman Empire united the whole of the Mediterranean under one political power.
The chaotic organization and disparate authority of the various forces, Palestinians and others said, has helped to foster abuses of authority and widespread corruption.
The austere image fostered by the Islamic authorities is very different from the Iran I know.
The administration of the country's more than 100,000 Shintō shrines was carried on by the government; Shintō moral teaching (shūshin) was made compulsory in the schools, and the divine status of the emperor was fostered by the political authorities.
Regarded as an enemy of communism, he was head-hunted by the US – much as Idi Amin had been fostered by the British authorities in Uganda – and invited to a course at the School of the Americas, then sited in Panama.
Dramatic increases in deportations over the last two decades, along with local police working more closely with federal immigration authorities, have fostered an environment of fear across many U.S. immigrant communities.
It was open to the commission to find the church fostered distrust of secular authorities and its response to child sexual abuse fell short of best practice, counsel to the commission Angus Stewart QC found in his submission, published on Tuesday.
