These include whether or when a state is justified in using coercion for purposes such as welfare promotion, paternalistic aims, and to foster general cooperation.
He said, "What is totally unacceptable is the use of tools which, by essence, discriminate and single out, fostering a general boycott".
Insomuch as comparison fosters general, abstract knowledge over memory for the individual instances, we expect that reminding should lead to better recall performance for the instances than comparison.
For both theorists, rights-oriented utilitarianism best fosters general happiness because individuals succeed in making themselves happiest when they develop their mental and physical faculties by exercising them as they deem most appropriate, which, in turn, requires extensive freedom.
A recent Northwestern Medicine study found that while participants using a mobile app that tracks eating and activity helped foster general weight loss, the group that lost the most weight -- an average of 15 pounds -- also attended regular nutrition and exercise classes.
Like Mr. Fukunaga, Mr. Rivera was looking less to advance a political message than to foster a general open-mindedness.
That fostered a general peace layered over an angry tribal instability that many fear could turn lethal, in the elections or after.
Collision avoidance also was fostered by general acceptance of the recommendation separate lanes for eastbound and westbound steamers in the heavily traveled North Atlantic appearing in Sailing Directions (1855), prepared by the U.S. naval officer Matthew F. Maury, who also mapped ocean currents worldwide.
The notion that Weinstein could prey on new victims even as his past victims were bound to silence has fostered a general skepticism of N.D.A.s, which now perhaps carry a spectre of coercion and power imbalance no matter what they might cover.
