Only recently have countries started to foster their own mines.
While only a handful of museums have successfully harnessed Web users to develop their collections, social-media platforms are starting to foster new kinds of interactions between Web audiences and museum curators long accustomed to working only with other experts.
Intersecting the two starts to foster some familiarity and adds some weird levity to the whole thing".
The United States and the Taliban announced on Tuesday that they would start talks to foster a negotiated peace in war-torn Afghanistan.
In the letter, the investors state, "We share the view that constructive dialogue requires finding common ground -- a starting point to foster the economic growth that benefits shareholders, employees and the economy as a whole".
To address some of these limitations, in 2011 HealthCare Chaplaincy Network (HCCN) started work to foster a sustainable, critical mass of chaplain-researchers by engaging them in research that addressed substantive spiritual care questions.
Many see their forays as an extension of their mission, but "it is the money that has drawn the interest," said John Weeks, who helped start a foundation to foster integration between conventional and complementary medicine.
During his freshman year, he began researching how he could start a foundation to foster a love of reading and writing in his homeland.
Six years later, in 2004, I started the Multiple Myeloma Research Consortium to foster collaboration among cancer centers, to start a patient tissue bank for research and to encourage broader participation in clinical trials.
