Kuehnert also believes the system fosters a "take-it-or-leave-it" situation; if the team and the player have not finalized contract negotiations by the end of a 30-day period, the team can make a low offer knowing that the player's only other option is to play in Japan for another year.
The programs, he says, have enabled a great flourishing of postwar American fiction, and from the merits of the work he deduces the merits of the system that fostered it.
The system fosters a unique level of trust: Professors sometimes leave the room during exams, and students often leave their doors unlocked.
Education watchdogs said the graduation scandal made Wilson's mandate as chancellor clear: He must change the culture of the school system fostered by his predecessors.
The system fosters immaturity, they say, and impulse votes like the one this week that puts the frenzied lawmakers at odds with their much calmer public.
From an educational change perspective, the system fosters techno-educational innovations, and change-management capacities are developed within the system.
The system foster this: health plans are tied to employers, income levels, age, and location, so that change in these factors can trigger plan change.
In the United States, where the exodus of manufacturing jobs is an old story, permissive labor laws and an entrepreneur-friendly financial system foster the creation of new businesses.
This, in turn, will strengthen America's health care system, foster greater innovation, stimulate the economy and create American jobs.
Other critics say the system has fostered dependency among some veterans who could work.
Koch has lambasted the system that fostered his expenditure of $64 million for the America defense effort.
