Sentence examples for making to foster from inspiring English sources

The chief physician is interested in implementing ePRO in clinical routine practice to improve medical decision making, to foster research activities and to optimize quality assurance.

"This is an irresponsible argument" made to foster the shark-fishing industry, Ms. Fordham said.

Great efforts are made to foster goodwill and excellent relationships with local businesses in the area.

No attempt was made to foster local writers, whose opportunities to publish were limited because the literary magazines were dominated by the Chinese writers.

In Alberti's dialogues the ethical ideals of the ancient world are made to foster a distinctively modern outlook: a morality founded upon the idea of work.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) insists the change will be fairer since payments made to foster families include a housing element.

How well does this technology serve to promote the connections that you want to make, to foster the type of community to which you want to belong.

The only person in the film to express racist views is a middle-aged white boss; it's a movie made to foster agreement.

Both private and governmental efforts have been made to foster the arts through various cultural centres, notably in Amman and Irbid, and through the establishment of art and cultural festivals throughout the country.

The exposed brickwork reaches all the way to the high ceilings, which have exposed beams, and it seems as if every effort had been made to foster a feeling of spaciousness: a Murphy bed folds away into a mirrored closet of blond wood, and the wall to the bathroom is made of clear glass bricks.

Note, that the assumption of finite fading states is made to foster the analysis.