Sentence examples for steps to foster from inspiring English sources

In the months leading up to Mr. Ky's arrival, Vietnam took several conventional steps to foster better relations with Washington.

Program officials say a 2004 deadline was set to encourage businesses to stay in or move to the area in the relative short term, when steps to foster a revival are vital.

The 47-page report recommends steps to foster growth, like creating an Office of Science and Technology Enterprises within the mayor's office and starting a "branding" effort to attract talent and financing to start-ups.

The United States should relax its economic sanctions against Iran and take other steps to foster an improved relationship, without weakening efforts to advance Middle East peace and prevent terrorism and the proliferation of nuclear weapons.

We as a society need to take steps to foster the kind of creative, curiosity-driven research that cultivates openness to serendipity and has the potential to accelerate medical discoveries as never before.

The central bank intends to focus on improving communication, which it believes could amplify the effect of its existing policies, before considering new steps to foster growth, according to the account of the meeting, which the Fed published Tuesday after a standard delay.

Acknowledging a parent's racism can be awkward and painful, as well as a necessary first step to fostering constructive conversations.

And to recognize that as human beings we are all interconnected through breath, is the first step to fostering a consciousness of unity.

In addition, "funding agencies may choose to include [steps to foster safety] in grant evaluations, for example, as part of the 'broader impacts' sections that are now being required in National Science Foundation grant proposals".

The United States took the steps necessary to foster stability and prosperity in Japan, and freedom beyond what had ever existed in history.

We may not all be born as curious as Sarfraj, but, at SEEKHO, we are starting to develop the concrete steps needed to foster a culture of curiosity.