Sentence examples for to foster concern from inspiring English sources

The inquiry was opened because at least one employee in the Alaska office of the Minerals Management Service, the bureau's predecessor agency, felt that Dr. Monnett and his colleague and co-author, Jeffrey S. Gleason, were campaigning to foster concern about climate change and thus might be twisting their science.

He returned to foster care in 2009.

Stiff supply cuts imposed by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries since January have added to the rally and fostered concern over rising energy costs in a fragile economic recovery.

Therefore, you must register that many people, make up a party name, create a website to foster all information concerning the party, and with this website there must be a paid subscription.

A concern to foster 'hope for the future' was a significant factor for all parties, but at times, this hope was unrealistic, reflected poor understanding of palliative treatments, or arose from physician collusion.

A government concerned to foster virtue in its citizens should therefore aim as much as possible to remove its own sanctions from the pursuit of virtue.

Sears said it has taken steps to further clarify its contributions policy and "will initiate a program to foster education and awareness concerning campaign finance and the debate surrounding it".

Despite a League of Nations mandate that South West Africa be administered as a "sacred trust" for its indigenous inhabitants, South Africa's concern was to foster mining, which dominated the economy, and to subsidize poor Afrikaner settlement in what was known as the "Police Zone".

Our investigation into whether physicians deliberately engage in work activities to foster learning showed that patient care was their first concern.

Chronic diseases are a leading health concern worldwide and the Basque Country (Spain) has recently adopted a whitepaper in order to foster an integrated chronic care strategy [ 1].

Their primary concern should be to foster a conversation that includes uncertainty, rather than streamlining messages to achieve (what are often) short-term objectives in conveying a specific point.