Some innovations at Harvard this year were solo, some came from courses, and some were nurtured in institutions with likely names — the i-lab, for instance, or the Government Innovators Network at the Harvard Kennedy School's (HKS) Ash Center.
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On Friday, for example, the Spanish under-19 team, with the nucleus nurtured in Barcelona, once more played in the final of Europe's 52-nation soccer tournament.
His fascination with vehicles was nurtured in the car culture of Queens in the early 1970s, which was awash in cheap, high-powered Chevys, Fords and Pontiacs unburdened by the fuel-efficiency standards that would dawn after the gasoline crisis.
Nurtured in gay clubs, voguing bedevils neat descriptions of sexuality, combining aggressive gestures with feminine flair.
As stated in the Madang Commitment towards Healthy Islands (WHO 2001), small island states are places where children are nurtured in body and mind, environments invite learning and leisure, people work and age with dignity, the ecologic balance is a source of pride, and the ocean is protected (WHO 2001).
With every year and every lesson missed, the hopes for a new generation – nurtured in brief peace between 2005 and 2011 – are fading.
Ask students what they need from adults in order to feel safe and nurtured in school.
Nkunzimana says Ahsanullah's talents would be better nurtured in college.
With its creative team – including writer Jack Thorne, director John Tiffany and movement director Steven Hoggett – all nurtured in the subsidised sector, it's a reminder that many of the UK's greatest culture successes are only possible because of sustained arts funding.
"A lot of these students were not really nurtured in school.
