Sentence examples for made foster from inspiring English sources

It wasn't sympathy for animals, per se, that made Foster stop hunting; rather, it was politics.

At the urging of President Rousseff, Petrobras's board made Foster CEO of the company in February 2012.

These changes pose many challenges, particularly for those who have made fostering the learning of others their call teachers, that is.

Only relatively recently has China's central government made fostering that environment a priority, but the shift is beginning to have an impact.

Seeing the pieces fly makes Foster sad.

If the Texans are to get on track, they'll need to make Foster their focal point.

Above all, however, it must be remembered that whatever disruption, anxiety and challenges we as adults might face in making foster for adoption work, young children experience the disruption and anxiety in a much more profound way.

She adopted health and nutrition as a focal point of her image, leading successful efforts to improve the foods available to low-income mothers and children, and to make foster kids automatically eligible for the school-lunch program.

After three months of negotiating on the price, Carlsberg and Heineken agreed to pay £8 in cash for each share of Scottish & Newcastle, which makes Foster's and Kronenbourg 1664 beer.

S&N – which makes Foster's, Kronenbourg 1664 and Newcastle Brown Ale - has consolidated UK brewers and expanded overseas in recent years, but can trace its story back to 1749 when the William Younger brewery was established in Leith, Edinburgh.

Most of the new laws will help teenagers when they turn 18, by making sure they stay in college and have somewhere to live.Amid all the horror stories, it can be easy to lose sight of the people who make foster care work.