Sentence examples for fostering forces from inspiring English sources

Recently, an editorial in The Global Times, a state-run Chinese newspaper, said China could pressure Japan by "fostering forces in Okinawa that seek the restoration of the independence of the Ryukyu chain".

From Latin America to Southeast Asia, Washington has a long history of protecting, backing, and fostering forces implicated in atrocities.

In the South Pacific, fostering special forces cooperation with Papua New Guinea and Fiji should be a priority.

If we want order, and not chaos, we must task our diplomats with de-escalating conflicts, at the same time as fostering the forces of rationality, legality and compassion in regions the west is disengaging from.

But Chinese banks are much stronger than they were a decade ago and the government insists that it wants to foster market forces to put growth on a more solid footing.

Pakistanis saw it as an illegal breach of sovereignty, while to many in the U.S., the incident proved that Pakistan had been using billions in aid to foster extremist forces in the region.

Joe Connor went close for the visitors early on, volleying over from 12 yards, and Luke Foster forced a fine save from home goalkeeper Nick Hamann.

That was the reality, and its expression would have forced us to acknowledge our folly, confront the forces fostering it, and perhaps avoid replicating it.

The President, in a long answer, talked about wanting to do this war right, training the Afghan forces, fostering political development, and generally sticking with the program and the schedule.

However, the real force fostering this adoption is not mobility itself.

Thus, pressure to increase the signal-to-noise ratio of intraspecific vocalizations could be a selective force fostering the convergence of these frog species on high-frequency communication.