Sentence examples for having fostered from inspiring English sources

Casey Sr. was well known for having fostered the Pennsylvania Abortion Control Act.

On Thursday, the protesters urged the Bangladeshi authorities to take the killing seriously, accusing them of having fostered a culture of impunity in the past.

Needless to say, Mr. Sherman plays everything on this important recording incisively, vibrantly, beautifully and with an authority that comes in part from having fostered the works' creation.

"Forgive us, Americans, for having fostered here and sent to you these evident terrorists," wrote Vladimir Varfolomeev, of the radio station Echo of Moscow, as soon as the news broke.

Mr. Mustier, who left the bank in 2009 amid an unrelated insider trading investigation, argued that rather than having fostered a culture of excessive risk-taking, Société Générale had failed by creating an environment where there was "too much trust".

Mr. Reid, who is known as L.A., has a reputation as an executive with a deft eye for talent, having fostered the careers of stars like TLC and Toni Braxton.

Isolation has fostered eccentricity.

The policy has fostered other creative partnerships.

You've fostered connections across disciplines.

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

Better property rights have fostered confidence, and therefore investment.