Sentence examples for running foster from inspiring English sources

We are running Foster's for the long term".

Additionally, differences in GE (or its equivalent, running economy) have been shown to account for differences in cycling (Lucia et al. 2002) and running (Foster and Lucia 2007; Ingham et al. 2008) performance, particularly in athletes matched for high VO2max.

"He turned on a dime to respond," said Eric Brettschneider, who ran foster care for the city.

B1 Foster Care Office Closed The city's child welfare commissioner, Nicholas Scoppetta, will close the city office that runs foster homes in Manhattan and Staten Island because it was at the bottom of a systemwide performance evaluation.

New York City's child welfare commissioner said yesterday that he would close the city office that directly runs foster homes in Manhattan and Staten Island because it had scored at the bottom of a systemwide performance evaluation -- far below the worst-performing nonprofit foster care agency under contract to the city.

"Committed to reducing shelter pet deaths to zero," Best Friends Animal Society runs foster and adoption programs nationwide that take at risk animals out of shelters and place them in caring foster and forever homes.

The third step will be to broaden the scope of the residential care centers to do things like create and run foster-care programs, family strengthening, reunification and the necessary monitoring of reunification.

Recently it has been shown that the firing sequence of place cells tends to be reactivated in a reverse temporal order in SWRs recorded during a linear track running task (Foster & Wilson, 2006).

And India needs to overhaul its system of state-run foster homes so that children don't avoid them out of fear.

A New York Times examination of the struggles of minority-run foster care agencies in New York City found a trail of scandals and disappointments, as well as a new commitment to better caring for the city's vulnerable black and Latino children.

In that newsworthy event last August, also from Irkutsk, a state-run foster home had too little money to provide adequate treatment for its young charges, three of whom died during a dysentery epidemic.