These critics stress the important role of the national radio and television corporation in maintaining and nurturing a common understanding among all Swiss.
Your statement displays a callous indifference of the consequences of natural calamities, or moral hazard, on populations near the base of the pyramid.It also displays a refusal to consider the importance of nurturing the commons when around 1.5 billion people on this planet live on less than $1 a day, and around 4 billion on less than $2 per day.
The result of these campaigns is better, richer lives for girls everywhere through the nurturing of a common bond -- the desire to determine their own future.
It is my job to establish a safe environment for expression where criticism is constructive and nurturing, and the common goal is to make your work the best it can be.
They're about musicians working something out, developing and nurturing ideas using a common language.
It was instrumental in establishing an intellectual aristocracy whereby the nation could be sure of a cultural unity by entrusting government to scholars reared in a common tradition, nurtured in a common cultural heritage, and dedicated to common ideals of political and social life.
The association's greenhouse in Winooski, a city next to Burlington, has become something of a town square for the new New England, where farmers from Bhutan, Burundi and Somalia meet to nurture tender shoots, a common language.
The era of the Great Depression and World War II was another -- a decade-and-a-half-long ordeal when widely shared penury and peril combined to nurture a feeling of common cause and to inspire a truly healthy sense of patriotic feeling.
"There is a theory that mating behavior and nurturing behavior have a common evolutionary origin," Ponseti said.
Complaining about sexual boredom is easy and common, but nurturing eroticism is an act of open defiance.
