Sentence examples for means to foster from inspiring English sources

With the lowest exports-to-GDP ratio in the euro area, membership became a way to import cheap goods on the never-never rather than a means to foster higher productivity.

Since the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the official declaration of the war on terror, it has become more and more common for high schools to offer Arabic language elective courses instructed along the lines of "know your enemy" rather than as a means to foster a cultural connection.

Agency theory addresses conflicts of interest that arise between principals, such as shareholders, and agents, such as managers and discusses means to foster goal alignment (such as monitoring).

This year's ICCS conference theme promotes the use of computational science as a means to foster multidisciplinarity and synergies with other fields.

Scenarios were understood and developed in two ways: as descriptions of plausible, desirable and realistic future developments (the 'micro-future scenarios') and as a means to foster uncertainty awareness (the 'general scenarios').

As a group learning vehicle, the study of biology together with its interaction with the environment leading to evolutionary change has no equal as a means to foster and focus directed creative student effort and study.

Integration between community health and social care policies and budget management is regarded as a means to fostering local government networks and cooperation within communities.

The rise of the modern open plan office was meant to foster collaboration and team spirit.

Xtreme Aging is meant to foster sensitivity both inside and outside facilities, Dr. Rosebrook said.

What was meant to foster an elevated sense of privacy instead contributed to criminality.

The publisher of the government publication, Fernando Pérez, said it was meant to foster transparency.