Sentence examples for fosters respect from inspiring English sources

An MP who fosters respect On a different salary scale, the MP for Sefton Central, Bill Esterson, has declared that he is paid £40 a day by Liverpool council, for which he and his wife work as foster carers.

I would say military culture is one that fosters respect for rank, for superiors, so if you have a retired senior enlisted or senior officer selling people that this is a good company, or that this is a good place for them to spend their money, that can be very, very effective".

This type of honesty fosters respect in an organization, he says.

Paxton argued in his statement that requiring the pledge to be recited at school fosters "respect for our flag and a patriotic love of our country".

It enhances patient and family centred goals and values, provides mechanisms for continuous communication among caregivers, optimizes staff participation in clinical decision-making within and across disciplines and fosters respect for the disciplinary contributions of all professionals"[ 23].

Loans of cultural works are meant to foster respect and admiration.

It's about fostering respect for our profession, it's about ensuring that teachers are valued.

"Teaching animals to perform inappropriate tricks does nothing to educate the public or foster respect for animals".

Keeping animals in cages doesn't foster respect for animals in the wild – they are still hunted, poached, encroached upon, culled and captured for display.

Ms. Teer made the theater a cultural incubator, one that presents shows and workshops intended to foster respect for African ancestry and for black self-expression.

Dallas, with five Super Bowl victories, has fostered respect here, but also derision for its perceived arrogance as America's Team and for the coat-and-tie rectitude of its former coach Tom Landry.