Sentence examples for only to foster from inspiring English sources

I'll treat my office with the respect it deserves and use it only to foster open and honest discussion.

Other social networks will complain to us, saying 'Why not us?'" Kelly said the CSA was not seeking to block the networks, only to foster fairer practices.

For parishes still feeling the repercussions of emptied neighborhoods, the fish fries are a way not only to foster a sense of pride and community, but also to provide extra income.

The critics of Mr. Peres and Mr. Ben-Eliezer within Labor argue that the party's presence has served only to foster legitimacy for policies that are anathema to Labor's traditions.

After his re-election, and a campaign in which global warming was barely mentioned by either candidate, Mr. Obama said that his first priority would be jobs and the economy and that he intended only to foster a "conversation" on climate change in the coming months.

The goal of the program is not only to foster new ideas in technology at the student level, but also to keep engineers and startups in the L.A. region.

Here, the First Amendment exists to not only allow but to foster and protect debate -- even caustic, hostile, hurtful and "morally flawed" debate.

Reform is needed, he writes, not only to ensure growth but to foster the "social consensus and democratic stability" at home without which the United States cannot be a force abroad.

For Berlin the acceptance of uncertainty was a call not only to cultivate humility, but to foster liberty.

"I understand that my reaction to those false allegations only served to foster cynicism, and that was my fault," he said, adding that he wanted his constituents "to know that I've learned from this experience".

To choose the wrong actors and engage with those who bear the greatest responsibility for the crimes of the past would only serve to foster impunity and further alienate an already disillusioned Afghan population from the structures of the Afghan state.