Sentence examples for fostering the cause from inspiring English sources
"Only the Belgians could," she added, fostering the cause of international goodwill.
Talk story about the Dance Notation Bureau, who foster the cause of a written language for the dance, called Labanotation.
By Bernard Taper The New Yorker, October 1, 1960 P. 34 Talk story about the Dance Notation Bureau, who foster the cause of a written language for the dance, called Labanotation.
In September they and Giancarlo Ibárgüen, the university's president, launched the Free Cities Institute, a think-tank, to foster the cause.As so often with enthusiasts, divisions within the cause run deep.
Sometimes when the West claims to be acting in the interests of human rights, it is really responding to domestic pressures such as protectionist demands against cheap competition.It is true that there are elements of inconsistency, even hypocrisy, in the West's attempts to foster the cause of human rights round the world.
Asserting his patriarchal authority, he fostered the Hesychast cause by canonizing Gregory Palamas and acclaiming him a doctor of the Greek Orthodox Church at the synod of 1368.
He has been utterly dismissive of climate change, and he has fostered the idea that vaccines cause autism.
The success of philanthropy rests in both its diversity of giving and the freedom of the donor to direct funds to causes that fostered the passion to bestow the gifts.
The joint initiative also fostered the use of mobile technology to help in emergencies caused by natural disasters.
Overuse of antibiotics among farm animals fosters the development of resistant germs, which can then infect people and cause serious illness.
