Prof Ole Petersen, director of the university's school of biosciences, told BBC Wales: "I'm delighted about this great prospect of fostering world-beating research.
Under his tenure the school would develop its reputation for fostering world-class rugby talent.
By dint of their border-straddling scale, they do much to foster world trade.
Since 1945, a host of multilateral bodies the UN, NATO, the GATT, the IMF and World Bank, the EU itself have fostered world trade and security.
In other efforts to foster world peace, he founded the Centre Intellectuel Mondial (later merged into the League of Nations Institute for Intellectual Co-operation) and proposed such organizations as a world school and university, a world parliament, and an international court of justice.
Those in the new laboratory category show how strategic vision, an integrated design approach and involvement by all stakeholders (including estates and technical staff) can foster world class interdisciplinary research and practice, while still achieving value for money.
The goal of our EDB partners is nothing less than to foster world-class research in Singapore.
We were privileged in that it allowed us to interact with folk from all walks of life from a very early age, fostering a world view that's very much rooted in helping others.
The books' evil genius turns out to be a Romanian called Nicolae Carpathia, whose wicked Global Community regime, supposedly dedicated to fostering peace, world government and a single currency, bears a passing resemblance to the United Nations, or maybe the European Union.
A world that is not governed by cost alone suits them, because they already possess a formidable array of skills, such as managing relations with customers, polishing brands, building up know-how and fostering innovation.The world is bumpyThe question is how to make these count.
