Sentence examples for own foster from inspiring English sources

Organisations such as our own foster this culture, with community-led and inspired social and cultural projects intertwining and working together.

The city has not completed the evaluation of its own foster home program, he said, but he acknowledged that it does not perform well.

By 2002, as Bey fell ill with cancer, he was facing a slew of criminal charges, including the rape and sodomy of four young girls, one his own foster daughter.

Although the control of egg coloration is probably genetically determined, the choice of correct hosts is believed to be the result of a learning process that takes place when the female cuckoo is a nestling and learns to recognize her own foster parents.

A21 NEW YORK/REGION B1-10 Study FiNew Jerseye Failure At New Jersey Agency New Jersey's child welfare agency has shown a "routine failure" to adequately investigate allegations of abuse and neglect in its own foster homes and state-run institutions, leaving thousands of children under its care at risk of harm, a study has found.

As a nobleman, Keita was never supposed to be a musician (that was the work of the griots) but here he is joined by Mali's best-known griot, the kora genius Toumani Diabate, while Keita's own foster sisters provide the chorus.

Desperate to secure TiCasey's well-being, Hess scoured her own foster-parent network, settling on Amy and Roger Thompson, a couple who had adopted a 2-year-old and were fostering an infant.

He accused his old friend PG Wodehouse, of near-treason for his radio broadcasts from a Nazi internment camp, and in 1940 he published War with Honour, which took a different line from his earlier assertion that "war is something of man's own fostering, and if all mankind renounces it, then it is no longer there".

Learning about cultures different from our own fosters the desire to continue learning and exploring the world.

Democrats say that Ms. Kagan's views are being misconstrued and that she was mainly enforcing an existing ban while taking steps on her own to foster contact between Harvard and military recruiters.

With what proves characteristic cheerful firmness, she saves the lives of mother and newborn, her own Aboriginal foster child and a maid, by making them climb a tree, from where they watch the floodwaters rise above the house.