Mr Chrétien has chosen Kananaskis, a remote resort in Alberta, in western Canada, for its remoteness (which will deter protesters who did so much damage to last year's summit at Genoa), for the natural beauty of its setting and because he hopes it will foster intimate discussion and frank exchanges among the eight leaders who will gather there on June 26th.
The results were attributed to community banks' localized focus, and ability to foster intimate customer relationships.
And your Instagram presence — specifically, earning the "endorsement" of high-profile followers — determines your next date, if what you seek is a membership on Raya, a new dating app that prides itself on fostering an intimate community of celebrities and creative people.
A theoretical approach to economic sociology can encompass and further these conclusions by showing why economic transactions foster intimate but asymmetrical ties.
Low ceilings of original tin in the restaurant's lower-level lounge area foster intimate conversations, and a back patio allows patrons to enjoy the warmer summer months.
Developing spiritual practices that foster intimate experiences of divine love appears to be for many the gift that keeps on giving.
Such urging is part and parcel with trying to foster an "intimate" environment of good citizens.
The Americans chose Sunnylands, a 200-acre estate in Rancho Mirage, as the venue to foster an intimate, relaxed atmosphere in contrast to the stiff formality of White House meetings.
Over the past seven years, the city has closed more than two dozen large comprehensive high schools, which typically enroll thousands of students, and replaced them with smaller schools, which are supposed to foster more intimate relationships and higher student achievement.
Thorough analysis fosters an intimate understanding of the data that can flag spurious results.
