Sentence examples similar to has fostered confidence from inspiring English sources

Laws protecting minority shareholders' rights, for example, have fostered confidence.

Better property rights have fostered confidence, and therefore investment.

But the victories over Southampton and Leeds have fostered confidence, as has Dyer's forward role.

Turkey's growing influence has fostered a new national confidence that has replaced decades of paranoia and prickliness.Yet the 42% of Turks who voted no in the referendum remain deeply suspicious of Mr Erdogan and the AK.

Isolation has fostered eccentricity.

"I think taking some time off this summer might have helped me relax and get away from the game a little bit". Shaeffer, who hit.388 in 2009, then.318 and.264 the next two seasons, said his hot start has also fostered confidence.

A British general commanding an area of southern Iraq said that recent developments in Iraq, including the capture of Saddam Hussein, have fostered a new confidence that the American-led occupation can eventually hand a politically stable Iraq back to its people.

I think that Republicans have fostered that.

But the federal government, while conceding that its old levees were sub-standard, has not given the kind of "never again" assurances backed up with real money that might foster confidence in the region.Leadership has lagged at local level, too.

Fostering confidence in children is easier than you think.

"We are taking actions to foster confidence and support growth," the communique said.