Otherwise, it said, Americans might be subject to "unwarranted charges" of committing or fostering war crimes.
Rilla fosters a war baby, helps a bride marry her beau just before going off to the front, deals with her brothers going off to fight and says goodbye to her own sweetheart.
This fosters a war within, which is brokenness at the psychological level.
The insurrection that Mr. Taylor started from here more than 13 years ago wreaked havoc in Liberia, fostered a war of rape and mutilation in Sierra Leone, and nipped at Guinea's southern heels.
In fostering analgesic war and insisting on information control, our elites have, yet again, drawn a mistaken lesson from the Vietnam War.
But the proliferation of new carriers eager to recoup their investments has helped foster price wars in many long-distance segments, putting pressure on long-distance companies both young and old.
Re "Ronald Reagan Dies at 93; Fostered Cold-War Might and Curbs on Government" (front page, June 6): Ronald Reagan, the beloved former president, set a high standard for future American leaders, a standard that has not again been reached or surpassed by a president of either party.
I can guarantee you'll never see me shaming, judging, or fostering "Mommy Wars" in/on any of my public forums (or personally, for that matter).
N'Guessan has criticized Ouattara for failing to foster post-war reconciliation and has chastised the FPI's own hardliners for endangering the party's future with their call for a boycott.
How often have we heard the plaintive refrain, "can't we all just get along?" Organizations seem prone to the development of departmental silos that foster turf wars, leading to subpar performance across the board.
