Instead, it adopts the role of regulator to establish the required infrastructures to foster generation of new knowledge and technologies (Lundvall 1992; Eichengreen 2002; ADB Asian Development Bank 2003; Wang 2007).
Our task as role models is crucial!" Group 3: Doctoral Students: "Universities should foster future generations of academics and citizens.
It is my hope that with this legislation signed into law we can foster new generations of students that understand the importance of tolerance and equality.
"It is my hope that with this legislation signed into law we can foster new generations of students that understand the importance of tolerance and equality," Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle (D), a member of the New Jersey Legislature and primary sponsor of the bill, wrote on Twitter.
It is the same clash that pits the freedom to play video games against society's interest in fostering a generation of young adults responsive to its ideals and aspirations.
Unreliable in every aspect of his life except the quality of his playing, he attempted to dissuade younger musicians from copying his heroin habit, but succeeded only in fostering a generation of imitators who thought that living the way he did would help them play like him, too – before discovering that no one could do that.
Kuala Lumpor's hip-hop community is mourning the loss of producer and DJ Joe Siva, a man credited with nurturing Malaysian hip-hop and fostering a generation of DJs.
Interestingly, these mechanisms could promote the release of regulatory IL-10 [ 111], thereby fostering the generation of B cells [ 69], with the subsequent capacity to induce an infectious tolerance and block T cell immune responses [ 112].
The Post earned a Pulitzer Prize, and Mrs. Graham and her team helped foster a generation of investigative reporters.
The American Negro Theatre of Harlem in 1940 fostered a generation of black actors and dramatists including Sidney Poitier, Alice Childress, and Ruby Dee.
