Another 3,770 have been convicted of discretionary crimes -- meaning foster care agencies can remove the children if they wish.
Meaning Foster doesn't only have the ability to take your team to the playoffs, but he might carry your squad all the way to the promised land.
The distinction between meaning and interpretation fostered the idea that texts have a literal meaning, that knowledge can be completely expressed by means of such literal meanings, and that texts can be autonomous and objective.
What if a child's right to protection from harm has been trampled on so often, and the child has been so damaged, that even the most well-meaning foster parent will throw up her hands and send the kid packing — again?
Dialogue is described by Isaacs [ 16] as the art of thinking together to enhance shared meanings and foster new ways of seeing and common understandings of issues which could form a basis from which to think and act.
His natural talents and outgoing nature caught the attention of well-meaning teachers who fostered his abilities and praised his talents.
Nor do many Chinese, whose ignorance about the people of Xinjiang -- a Mandarin word meaning "new frontier" -- has fostered suspicion.
Also, consensus should be fostered on the meaning of quality education.
That inner-whinging mechanism we have, fostered over the years by parents, media, neighbours, friends and well-meaning strangers, must be caught in the act, squashed and reversed.
Schopenhauer's denial of meaning to the world differs radically from the views of Fichte, Schelling and Hegel, all of whom fostered a distinct hope that everything is moving towards a harmonious and just end.
