Know the Code Foster City is divided into nine residential neighborhoods, each with a nautical theme: Islands, Fish, Boats and Boat Parts, Birds, Admirals, Bays, Constellations and Stars, Famous Ships, and Explorers.
Instead of championing religion as the blanket solution to our failing moral standing, we should instead be intent on fostering a new code that encourages positive morality and altruistic behavior without the cultural, historical, tribal, sexist and racial baggage and bias that define so much religious doctrine.
On the contrary, the clear verbal information necessary to improve the patients' autonomy, like a "paternal code" which fosters the application of rules, is the most deficient aspect as revealed by this research.
They have to embrace plans to slow the growth of Medicare, to reform Social Security and to reform the tax code to foster growth and produce more revenue.
And in America, the tax authorities gave the green light to an obscure provision in the tax code to foster private retirement saving.
He also fought against a wave of comic-art censorship that overtook the country in the '50s and fostered the restrictive Comics Code (echoing the role of the Hays Office for motion pictures).
We trust that this code will foster broader discussion involving multiple stakeholders.
The Dr Foster report into "coding", the way conditions are classified within the NHS, found over half of 150 cases did not "meet national standards".
The Federal Communications Commission says this change will eliminate the hurdle faced by phone companies that can't offer new customers the beloved 212 area code -- thus fostering local telephone service competition.
Mozilla don't want the bastions of the analog era to be left behind and so are fostering innovation through fellowships and code sprint grants.
