Sentence examples for safeguarding fostering from inspiring English sources

Mr Pratt said Ofsted had recognised improvements had been made in education, safeguarding, fostering and in strengthening social work and management capacity.

The only point of government is to safeguard and foster life, and our militaristic government has become preoccupied with death, with the business of killing and being killed.

One major risk of the program, which all sides tacitly acknowledge, is that it will multiply the number of well-armed people in Afghanistan, which even with safeguards could foster fighting rather than quell it.

Environmental planning aims to safeguard and foster the ecological functionality of agricultural landscapes.

If the government concludes that societal interests are not adequately realized because markets and networks fail as suitable environments for the delivery of suitable goods or services, it may postulate a public interest under which it can be equipped with proper powers and take appropriate measures to safeguard and/or foster the underlying societal interest.

Property owners here safeguard their claims by fostering friendly relations with those in power.

FAO and EU approach it through the whole food chain, fostering international trade while safeguarding quality.

Communities of Practice address complex dilemmas such as improving quality and safeguarding high standards of care by fostering an environment for clinical care excellence [ 26].

It would require the NSF director to certify that every grant had the promise of fostering economic growth, improving public health, or safeguarding the nation.

It has become recognized that data sharing enables research, accelerates translation, safeguards good research conduct, and helps inform policy and regulation, thereby fostering a public climate in which research can flourish.

We're fostering entrepreneurship".