Sentence examples for launched to foster from inspiring English sources

Over the last decade, many publicly funded initiatives have been launched to foster breakthroughs rather than incremental progress.

More than ten years ago, betaworks launched to foster an ecosystem of startups focused on the intersection of media and consumer behavior.

More recently, an innovative Diploma and Master programme was launched to foster interprofessional leadership and effective action to address mental health and addiction needs.

In January 2005, 2 weeks after the disaster, a web service (http://www.tisei.org) was launched to foster (community) support in the aftermath of the disaster.

Consequently, some initiatives have been launched recently to foster new educational approaches and methods.

Both companies involved also announced they will launch initiatives to "foster ICT environments in schools" in order to boost IT literacy among Japanese schoolkids.

The video "has inspired millions and launched a movement to foster creativity and entrepreneurship in kids".

In 2006 six civic groups launched "One D" to foster regional and racial co-operation.

Lucky, then, that animal charity Wood Green has launched a scheme to foster homeless cats to rodent-infested properties.

After the United States boycotted the 1980 Summer Olympics, following the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan, and the Soviet Union withdrew from the 1984 Los Angeles Games, Turner financed and launched the Goodwill Games to foster athletic competition between the United States and the U.S.S.R.

Some of the ground work for the PSBA's own collaborative efforts derived from Informing Healthcare, a programme launched in 2003 to foster better information sharing in Wales' health sector, which forged the cross public sector engagement and laid a "bed rock of goodwill" of which the PSBA took advantage.