The government now steers a judicious course, fostering the island's allure to the wealthy while bolstering, through new tax and accounting rules, its claim to be a "reputable international citizen".
Organized to foster discussion, the course is taught by faculty in the Pharmacology, Pathology, and Physiology departments and two or three senior graduate students.
This relationship should start immediately upon diagnosis and be fostered throughout the course of treatment.
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Many of the individuals who completed the course later went on to lead or play significant roles in their respective ministries/countries; the relationships established during the course fostered the growth of informal, inter-governmental networks and future collaboration.
Social-media sites like Twitter and Facebook, of course, foster the art of the epigram, and some of the new aphorists (along with many thousands of other typing hands) seize on that potential.
Foster, in the course of his duty, appealed to the people's love of liberty in meeting the demands placed upon them.
An explicit aim of the course is to foster the globally informed citizenship, which can be seen as one of the "British values" under so much current discussion.
Thus the course appears to foster the students' sense of autonomy, competence, and relatedness, resulting in them being more productive (learning the material, participating actively in class) and happier (class morale and student feedback about the course).
