But it has not fostered a culture of accountability.
Decades of political repression have not fostered a political class that can easily step into the vacuum.
"Private trust by the Afghans — so vital to our purpose — is not fostered in a public hurry".
In fact, I think they could learn from us about creativity, empathy and individual initiative — traits that are not fostered by traditional French parenting (or schooling).
More lives, American and Iraqi, will be lost; the society will be disorganised and pulverised; and any chances for a better future will be reduced, not fostered.
Some veteran players said the way Howe handled in-season issues had not cost him respect, but it also had not fostered much accountability in the clubhouse.
By implication, the message was that any weakness in intelligence was tolerated, if not fostered, during President Bill Clinton's eight years in office.
"As yet," he said, "the protracted period of monetary accommodation has not fostered an environment in which broad-based inflation pressures appear to be building".
But the virtue of philanthropy, which the Byzantines prized and commended in their rulers, was not a part of his greatness; and the qualities that lent refinement to the Byzantine character, among them a love of learning and the arts, were not fostered during his reign.
The quizzically non-comical and bourgeois Leopoldo could indeed be the subject of a novel or a movie — the proof being that he's the subject of "To Rome with Love" — but, sadly, this clerk, having not fostered his own artistic imagination, is at the mercy of the unworthy excavators and exploiters of the popular press.
"Justice is not fostered by rewarding in any fashion a parent who purposefully fails to provide any emotional, nurturing and/or financial support to a child," he wrote, concluding that the Workers Compensation Boardd should determine whether Mr. Caldwell is disqualified from receiving benefits.
