Sentence examples for fostered climates from inspiring English sources

These skillfully crafted narratives, which have created widespread suspicion of our public institutions and the people who work in them, have fostered climates of ill-will and disharmony on many of our campuses.

Fostering climate change through deforestation, cattle ranching and fossil fuels are all anti-poor priorities that the Bank must halt.

The creation of an agency like this would be welcomed by many; among other things it could develop suitable adaptation and mitigation policies for developing nations, facilitate technology transfer and foster climate surveillance and monitoring.

The Agreement, aiming at promoting a high-ambition, needs to enhance transparency and accountability that enables all countries to foster climate resilience and low greenhouse gas emissions development in line with the global goal to hold the increase in global average temperature below 2 °C, through binding rules in the core to track progress towards achieving targets.

Article 2 also commits governments to "strengthen the global response to the threat of climate change" by, among other measures, "Increasing the ability to adapt to the adverse impacts of climate change and foster climate resilience and low greenhouse gas emissions development, in a manner that does not threaten food production" (italics mine).

This is not necessarily an indication that international agreements have direct impact in fostering climate change experimentation, but rather, that international climate change governance efforts correspond with an increasing interest on climate change in the collective imaginations of urban actors.

The current Australian response to heat is to rely on air-conditioners with obvious impacts on carbon emissions (most of Australia's electricity is derived from coal) thus fostering climate change conditions that contribute to heat waves (47).

And the Great Depression that followed the 1929 crash fostered a climate for reform that has proven hard to replicate.

Her murder, whoever ordered it, reflected extremely badly on the Kremlin which had fostered a climate where such killings could happen.

But their success fostered a climate of public interest in new art that helped lubricate the financing and construction of Tate Modern.

The investigation stems from accusations that the Police Department's failure to discipline officers in excessive force cases has fostered a climate of brutality.