Sentence examples for keen to foster from inspiring English sources

Despite horror stories of gratuitous UPSELLING ("BANGING"), Somms are keen to foster trust and repeat business.

So much for Iraqi sovereignty, which the Bush administration is ostensibly keen to foster.

So, yeah, this is definitely a hostel keen to foster a rowdy atmosphere.

This creates a barrier to many projects keen to foster new connections.

When reports of a disagreement over Del Missier's leaving bonus emerged, the bank had insisted it was keen to foster debate in the boardroom.

But for Governments keen to foster further moves from road to rail - especially for airport journeys - the troublesome fact is that many of the affected passengers are occasional train users.

Sharmaarke is equally hopeful, saying he's keen for the exhibition to foster "more of a nuanced understanding of Somalis".

A musical quintet does well by the score, which has been partly orchestrated with woodwinds to foster a sometimes keening, sometimes lilting Gaelic flavor.

That's something every parent knows instinctively and it's something UNICEF and the Ministry of Education are keen to help communities foster and reinforce," said Mr. Bainvel.

Keen to move up the value chain, Beijing set in place rules to foster "indigenous innovation"– which foreign firms clearly see as discriminatory.

Even then he was keen on bringing together Arabs and Jews through work as a way to foster understanding and peace.