The catastrophe — practically forgotten in today's money-drugged, supercilious art world — fostered a movement, in the nineties, of art that marshalled political grievance.
He also inadvertently fostered a movement among Kosovar Albanians for the reunification of Kosovo with neighboring Albania — an aim since abandoned in favor of independence from Serbia.
Siegel's prose style suffers under a load of graceless, distracting coinages: public figures have become "Cubistized" by our fragmenting information culture; Stewart and Colbert are masters of the "reality reprimand," while Keith Olbermann is a "faux-serioso"; the post-9/11 atmosphere fostered a movement of "Whateverism".
This is the vision of the Dream Campaign, to foster a movement across all sectors of Ethiopian society that can help to ensure that children who have lost one or both parents to HIV or any other cause can be assured their basic rights to shelter, nutrition, health, education and protection".
Champions like Leonila Vega, a Mexico-born lawyer, and the former executive director of the Direct Care Alliance, an organization that focuses on fostering a grassroots movement among HCA leaders [ 97], are needed across the globe.
Sandra Laville, a senior reporter in our London newsroom, helped launch the Web We Want with her piece about attempts by Facebook, Google and Twitter to fight online abuse by fostering a "counter-speech" movement.
However, as it relates to fostering a new entrepreneurial movement, these on-demand platforms are not empowering a "new class of entrepreneur" to build great home service enterprises — they are simply fueling a new class of worker.
In addition to direct interaction with world leaders at the G8, the J8 program empowers young people to discuss key global issues and to advocate for urgent solutions and actions by G8 leaders, by fostering a global youth movement around issues on the international agenda.
ReprintsSweden might seem an odd place to foster a Randian movement.
The "possum Republicans" would be well advised to foster a similar movement within their own party to maintain any hope of national electoral success.
