Sentence examples for support fostering from inspiring English sources
Nothing, for instance, prevents the devolved government from transferring more of its budget to the support, fostering and promotion of the arts, nothing, that is, except the absence of the will to do so.
Variations in access quality also impacted participation in mutual support, fostering social networks and getting specific health questions answered.
Constructs included in the scales were: support, fostering a collaborative relationship, discrepancy, change, open-ended questions, reflective listening, and exploring resistance.
They spoke of improved communication, increased staff confidence in end of life care, increased access to valued specialist palliative care support, fostering choice for residents and increased awareness of residents who were dying and their needs.
Inevitably, that mutual support fostered learning, a strong friendship and a capacity to be more patient and adept at helping each other over time.
This early, high-level support fostered a multi-sectoral response, prioritizing HIV/AIDS and enlisting a wide variety of national participants in the "war" against the decimating disease popularly known as "Slim" (Epstein, 2004; Green, 2003; Kaleeba et al., 2000).
According to Boivin, the quality of the social support fostered by this fatherless child's family is very important for his/her development, and the interaction with other adult models must be assured [ 19].
Even New Labour, which he broadly supports, "fosters this impossible image of a kind of New Labour superman".
Edward Timpson, the children's minister, has announced a a £750,000 package to help councils attract and support foster carers.
As assistant secretary, Dr. Horn would have authority over welfare policy, child care, child support, foster care, adoption, Head Start and refugee services.
3. Promote and support foster-caring among churches, congregations and individuals where appropriate to help find the homes needed to care for the increasing number of unaccompanied minors.
