We don't normally discuss class action lawsuits here on the Gear, mostly because we're not fond of fostering the idea that lawyers can do good.
So high interest rates will continue to squeeze industry, and growth will continue to be slow.Mr Mukherjee talks bravely, but not convincingly, of fostering a cross-party consensus: "if a mandate is fractured you must carry other parties with you".
The briefs argued for the utility, if not the humanity, of fostering connections to family and the outside world for those in prison.
Our profession has a long and not always admirable history of fostering that confusion.
Perhaps one of the additional lessons that might be culled from "At Princeton, a Parody Raises Questions of Bias" (news article, Jan . 23, about a broken-English parody in the student daily of an Asian-American student who had filed a civil rights complaint against Princeton, is the importance of fostering not only academic intelligence, but social intelligence as well.
"So you're left with a messy compromise, where you should recognise, legitimise, reflect, and facilitate the sense of belonging and identity of minority groups, but not at the expense of fostering a sense of public identity and belonging".
There is not a strong tradition of fostering in Sri Lanka, where orphans and even children with parents are commonly placed in orphanages, mainly because of poverty.
Needless to say, though, the box that arrived outside Kleinrock's office wasn't a machine capable of fostering understanding among the great religions of the world.
Goldman, not lately in the habit of fostering competition, obviously agrees with us.
This hypothesis could be indirectly verified by our field observation that piglet death rates decreased as a result of fostering (data not shown).
