Sentence examples for policy to foster from inspiring English sources
The scale of the technological transformation required to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to "safe" levels while minimizing economic impacts necessitates an emphasis on designing climate policy to foster, or at least not impede, environmental innovation.
Educational endeavors should likely be augmented with social marketing endeavors and supportive laws and health policy to foster sustained change in outcomes such as work disability and health utilization.
He argues that the partnership should be seen "in the context of the British (and every other western) government's official policy to foster closer cultural and trade ties with China".
"In the context of the British [and every other western] government's official policy to foster closer cultural and trade ties with China this modest arrangement does not seem remotely odd, merely sensible".
Without adequate data on the nature and extent of the problem it is difficult to formulate a policy to foster a culture of integrity that limits and discourages deviant behaviour.
It also analyzes the implications and challenges Mexico must take on regarding the legal and institutional vacuums regulating these systems and reflects on the importance of designing a sovereign, interdependent water policy to foster cooperation for equitable distribution of transborder groundwater.
Our work therefore contains findings to design policies to foster financial inclusion in African countries.
First, she represents continuity with the Fed's current low-interest-rate policies to foster employment while controlling inflation.
requires a different suite of policies to foster and cater to this new demand.
The Task Force was charged with finding ways to modify School policies to foster a nurturing environment for interdisciplinary science.
Other late bloomers — think Japan and the East Asian Tigers of South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore — used similar policies to foster economic growth and raise incomes.
