Sentence examples for system to foster from inspiring English sources
Wouldn't it be interesting for the Guardian and Amref to break open this last great mistaken paradigm of development - the one-way street paradigm - that of us helping them, and develop a system to foster communal learning across borders?
I've also been very impressed with the Huffington Post for the way it has used the comment system to foster connections within its community, though I have to say I'm not a massive fan of the points-and-badges gamification approach.
In Strand's view, that romantic attempt "to use the highway system to foster human connection, rather than separation" was doomed by F.B.I. antihitchhiking campaigns that recast the hitcher as a dangerous threat — the living symbol of "the nation's transition from loving its new roads to hating them".
The goal of education reform was to decentralize Taiwan's highly regulated traditional education system to foster teacher and student autonomy (Tu 2007).
These greenways are equipped with a comprehensive trail system to foster pedestrian and cycling movements that are preferred by the public and the government.
By augmenting its stated objectives with a clear internal view of the targets for its innovation efforts and a system to foster new ideas appropriately, it just might be able to puff wind into its innovation sails.
He started the National Coalition for Health Integration to develop systems to foster electronic sharing of health care information.
Why not embark on a giant public works project, a Taj Mahal of sewage systems, to foster jobs and development?
One of the primary objectives of the programme is to reform national and regional R & D and innovation systems to foster excellence and smart specialisation and to reinforce co-operation between universities, research institutes and businesses (Cunningham and Link 2015).
To achieve this aim the NIHR established a range of research programmes and a research infrastructure of networks, centres, units and research systems to foster a supportive and robust environment within which research in the NHS can flourish.
"There will definitely be a major overhaul of the system," he said in an interview, adding that the system needed to foster creativity and innovation.
