Guy F. Tozzoli's dream is to move his offices back into a rebuilt World Trade Center in New York, but meanwhile he is fostering new World Trade Centers in places like Afghanistan, Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
That the city is at the forefront of club and electronic music, pushing boundaries and fostering new voices, is, quite honestly, old news.
Nationalists are becoming more vocal and emotional, which, in turn, is fostering new distrust of the prime minister.
Can't we be grateful for the Beethoven we have and put our attention into fostering new works today?
And risk-taking is absent not just among would-be entrepreneurs, but also among investors, who still favor propping up old companies rather than fostering new ones.
Mr. DeVos said he simply enjoyed being part of the creative process and understood the broader effect of fostering new ideas.
There are talented emerging trans actors who would have relished the opportunity to be a part of Rough Drafts – which is, after all, about fostering new talent.
We are confident that this message will echo through the years, fostering new initiatives which can lead to a more sustainable future for all.
Besides fostering new technologies for returning brownfields to productive use, the center is to offer bachelor's and master's degree programs in brownfield redevelopment.
Cyclops director Helen Waddington told the Stage newspaper that she did not think the big three venues were much good at fostering new talent anyway.
In 2012 the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, a survey by a group of universities, put Japan in joint last place out of 24 developed nations for levels of entrepreneurial activity.Japan's record on fostering new firms is worse even than continental Europe's.
