Sentence examples for fostering from from inspiring English sources

The result has been an increasing focus on clinical studies and, in a curriculum introduced by N.Y.U. last week, on fostering from the beginning more personal relationships between medical students and patients.

In order to transform outcomes for looked-after children, we need to see sustained investment in fostering from the government, and a commitment from local authorities to provide foster carers with the resources and support they need to do their jobs.

While she started with a herd of six calves, other cattle have been brought to her farm for fostering from animal lovers from around the state as well as the group called Farm Sanctuary in Watkins Glen, N.Y., PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Amimals) and individuals from Pennsylvania and Maryland Sometimes she keeps the animals, and sometimes they move on to Farm Sanctuary.

I hadn't planned on dating anyone, but one day, a dog I was fostering from a rescue shelter had a violent seizure, and I didn't know who else to call to help take her to the animal hospital.

According to the Knowledge, attitudes and practices survey of Montenegro's citizens towards fostering from December 2012, 58% of citizens believe that placing a child without parental care in an institution is a good solution for the child.

I was incredibly impressed with the community that had been fostered from the management down.

When he finally became a gallery dealer, he lived entirely for artists whom he had fostered from their beginnings.

It's that colonial divide-and-rule sectarianism was deliberately fostered from the first day of the occupation.

The team behind Cattitude plan to have between ten and fifteen rescue cats at a time, fostered from the Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home, residing at the cafe.

Balotelli, of Ghanaian parentage but fostered from the age of three by a Jewish family, has faced intolerance all his life.

Neither had the exceptional unity of purpose that this state has fostered, from parents to teachers' unions to lawmakers to university offices of admission.