Sentence examples for fostering free from inspiring English sources

Fukuzawa's original purpose was to create an alternative to the nationalistic and authoritarian government-controlled universities, which were at that time devoted to serving the national interests and training future government leaders rather than to fostering free inquiry.

Such an approach, he said, exempts the United States "from any constraint imposed by international law," ultimately making the country less safe and less capable of fostering free and open societies around the world.

The number of people in these firms will grow to two-thirds of the global workforce by 2020, according to The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, a think tank devoted to fostering free market institutions.

"Every online social platform has to come to terms with the tension between fostering free expression ('Say anything!') and creating a place where everyone is free to be who they are ('You are welcome here!').

These tools, which have such potential for fostering free expression and abating atrocities, must no longer be used to fuel this violence.

And there is a benefit for companies in fostering free societies, in which more speech leads to more emails, surfing and phone calls.

Is Education, Inc. interested in fostering free-thinking minds and nurturing those with innate, raw ability who have no use or need for (or interest in) notation?

In West Germany he supported the Social Democrats under Kurt Schumacher and fostered free trade unions.

The success was partially due to the decision to foster free market policies and to open up international trade.

Mr. Romney implied he'd handle foreign aid differently from the Obama administration, but mostly endorsed policies already in place like using aid money to foster free enterprise.

The other class of group methods, particularly those utilizing nondirective (client-centred) or psychoanalytic techniques, strives to foster free discussion and uninhibited self-revelation.