Sentence examples similar to fostering self from inspiring English sources

It can also serve as a means of fostering self-sufficiency in defense industries.

That is why he has tried so hard to destabilise Ukraine by fostering self-declared separatist republics in eastern Ukraine.

Additionally, Dove pledged $1,000 for the Girls Scouts' "uniquely ME!" program, which is geared toward fostering self-esteem.

Dr. Ferguson began fostering self-education in health while still a student at the Yale medical school, from which he graduated in 1977.

Fostering self-esteem is vital, but praising students for mediocre work and minimal effort will not help them become successful adults.

Both Spin Master and MGA say they are fostering self-expression by offering girls the chance to mix and match doll wardrobes as their whim dictates.

Gym culture, for all its slogans about fostering self-worth, is an environment second only to the fashion industry for stoking the very anxieties it claims to cure.

The United Nations must simultaneously address the immediate health and security concerns, while helping to strengthen the government with the hope of fostering self-sufficiency for the future.

For example, she had a theory that government-funded Muslim schools in the Netherlands were fostering self-segregation, and asked if they should be closed.

The sport was conceived as an activity for convalescent members of the armed forces: an aid to recovery but also a means of fostering self-esteem and what Guttmann saw as a sense of galvanising physicality.

Both lower courts found a rational connection between the benefit restrictions and the government's interest in "fostering self-reliance and easing the burden on the welfare system," as the district court phrased it.