Sentence examples for fostering open from inspiring English sources

Feminism is largely responsible for introducing safe space into our cultural vernacular as a means of fostering open, productive dialogue.

Mr. Beinart argues, in part, that younger, liberal American Jews are turning away from the established American Jewish community in part because it is not fostering open debate about Israel and does not defend democratic values in the Jewish state.

Also, by fostering open hardware innovation in smartphones and other mobile devices, Google believes it could gain footholds for its software and services in fresh markets and fresh industries.

Since she began working with WE ACT in November, Victoria has grown to truly understand the importance of environmental awareness and of fostering open communication across both environmental professionals and the public.

"This is a reason to celebrate a company stepping forward to make a public commitment to sharing their data at the individual patient level and fostering open science," said Dr. Harlan M. Krumholz, a cardiologist at the Yale School of Medicine who has been an advocate for more open sharing of data.

The conference opened at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island on April 7 to a wonderfully provocative keynote address by Brown University President RUTH SIMMONS (Providence) on how the university itself can play a key role in fostering open, public dialogue even on contentious issues like the history of slavery.

I'll treat my office with the respect it deserves and use it only to foster open and honest discussion.

The board of directors should work to foster open, ongoing dialogue between members of the board and management.

The board should promote lines of communication that will foster open and frank discussions with senior management.

Overall, however, the trend of the last decades of the 20th century was toward the further development of institutions that fostered open and tight economic regionalism.

The management plan provided the foundation and structured framework that fostered open communication, effective coordination of activities, and sharing of resources across ownerships to achieve restoration objectives.