Sentence examples for rationale fostered from inspiring English sources
A forensic rationale fostered a focus in late 19th -and early 20th-century sexology on sexual behaviours and identities, with the reification of classifications such as homosexuality, sadism, masochism and fetishism.
Neither of these rationales is relevant to foster carers, who are required to have a spare room in order to provide homes for vulnerable children".
This scalable learning rationale fosters a people-centered view of the organization, one in which the challenge is for the organization to adapt to the needs of each individual as they seek to learn faster, rather than squeezing the individual into pre-defined roles in the organization.
Providing rationale also fosters a sense of relatedness with the leaders, recognizing that the leaders' intentions align with one's own.
One of the values implicit in many popular instances of digital education is the reconfiguration of educational practices and relations into forms that can be quantified and exchanged; governance practices are increasingly directed by market rationales, supported and fostered by principles of international ranking based competition (Diez, 2018).
America's underlying rationale was that Arab dictatorships fostered dangerous radicalism by denying young Muslims normal outlets for expression.
The pro-oxidative and carcinogenic effects that have been encountered for some proband groups within two comprehensive intervention trials with β-carotene have fostered the interest in revealing the causative rationale.
Oil fostered industrialism.
The education reformers' rationale for science education centered on fostering scientific literacy and critical thinking to prepare Taiwanese citizens for meaningful civic participation.
The initial rationale for this resource was to foster development of a systems biology platform for modeling metabolic regulation by the use of natural polymorphisms as perturbations.
