The move will be watched closely by an international community that has struggled to foster political change in Bosnia and Herzegovina despite trying hardheaded "tough love" policies and offering inducements like the eventual prospect of E.U. membership.
(Not surprisingly, it was AOL's success with digital discussion areas that helped turn it into the world's most popular Internet service. Microsoft, by comparison, has struggled to foster online communities with MSN).
Like that decent meal, government may satisfy, but it will struggle to foster excellence or loyalty.
Amid the struggle to foster societal attention to what might be the greatest threat that human civilization has ever faced, MLK Jr's words certainly are worth considering.
Image: Giphy Liam Neeson and The Rock both have estranged ex-wives who are dating jerks, they're struggling to foster good relationships with their daughters and they both have very particular sets of skills -- as Ray Gaines, The Rock saves lives and kicks earthquake ass, while Neeson just kicks everyone else's ass.
This leads to a deadlock where the staff members struggle to foster pharmacological adherence, which is more or less openly resisted by the clients, and where the clients struggle to communicate concerns about medication, which are not taken into account by the staff members.
Many people focus so much on what the child is struggling with that they forget to foster what the student is talented in.
Mirroring media found elsewhere on the web or on TV is fine and dandy, but news comes to Twitter first in many instances, and it's important to foster that, as Twitter struggles to grow its user base at a rapid clip.
Sunday's Global Times quoted "experts and insiders" as saying that the "Chinese yuan has limited room to appreciate further and may be depreciated to foster the country's struggling exports and the broader economy".
