It was right to try to foster liberty and security, by attacking al-Qaeda and seeking to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
These are democratic governments that go off the rails, either in aggressiveness toward neighbors, cruelty to citizens or backtracking on the promise that democracy will foster liberty and equality.
For Berlin the acceptance of uncertainty was a call not only to cultivate humility, but to foster liberty.
Truly decentralized states, particularly the Netherlands (which broke away from Spain in the late 16th century) and Britain, fostered liberties that, in turn, fostered innovation and economic growth.
Most important, the rise of the middle class is likely to be accompanied by growing demands for political freedom and civil liberties, thereby fostering democratization.
The Free Democratic Party stood for civil liberties, limiting state interference and fostering the market economy — a tradition they will try to defend Friday when the party holds its annual New Year's get-together.
This delayed policy termination caused a deprivation of civil liberties of the involuntarily confined patients, the fostering of social stigmas attached to the disease, and an inefficient use of health resources.
Put abstractly, government may be called on to foster or restore equal liberty.
It was not enough to foster the politics of liberty by turning as many functions as possible over to the free market's wise discipline.
We're fostering entrepreneurship".
