Sentence examples for fostering increased from inspiring English sources

Yet by separating them into individual companies, according to government officials, the incentives for each would change, thus fostering increased competition.

The decline in organized labor's power and membership has played a larger role in fostering increased wage inequality in the United States than is generally thought, according to a study published in the American Sociological Review this month.

During that winter we crossed a point where conditions in the housing market were fostering increased strength in the housing market... Shiller points to optimism because he is thinking in terms of an "Animal Spirits" type model, where for largely unidentifiable reasons a general attitude of optimism builds and this propels prices higher.

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§ The Optional Protocol on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography draws special attention to the criminalisation of these serious violations of children's rights and emphasises the importance of fostering increased public awareness and international cooperation in efforts to combat them.

KoFID and ReDI argue that the focus on conglomerates led to the chaebols exploiting their monopoly status, fostering increasing economic inequality.

But the government believes that creating separate companies would foster increased competition in the industry.

Feminism has also fostered increased respect for men's ability and desire to be involved parents.

Mr. McCain said that his plan would foster increased competition that would in turn lead to lower costs.

Overseen by the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities, the Initiative, founded in 2007, aims to foster increased U.S. commitment to African higher education.

The Telecommunications Act of 1996 directs the commission to foster increased competition in local markets, and the F.C.C. chairman, William E. Kennard, a Democrat, has made that a primary goal.