Sentence examples for fostering joint from inspiring English sources

An interesting finding was that where staff had a shared professional identity and previous experience of either working in or managing both services, this was helpful in understanding working cultures and fostering joint working.

The big challenge for family policy is how to foster joint ownership of parenthood.

The two institutions will also foster joint research initiatives and facilitate staff development and exchanges.

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations ASEANN) has fostered joint economic ventures among its member states and has worked to reduce trade barriers.

With Billy Klüver, an engineer at Bell Telephone Laboratories, and others, he started Experiments in Art and Technology, a nonprofit foundation to foster joint projects by artists and scientists.

In this world, management which must deal with people's values, growth and development in order to foster joint cooperation is a chief branch of the humanities.

Based on these findings, intervention programmes to foster joint attention, active involvement and positive affective intensity in ELGA dyads and infants' development in the first year of life should be designed.

The long-term collaboration was designed based on an assessment study conducted by MIT from February to July 2006 that involved several faculties at MIT and concluded that "…the excellence of the research identified in Portuguese research centers throughout the assessment exercise recommends that MIT foster joint ventures with Portuguese institutions.

Their involvement can also foster joint decision-making and improve communication between partners that lead to shared decision making about family size and method choice.

The engagement of fathers can also foster joint decision-making and improve couples' communication, which builds healthy relationships based on mutual trust and respect.

Second, the outcome was collaborative between all the students of the class, which fostered joint feelings of competition and caution.