Sentence examples for to foster education from inspiring English sources
Some artists and collectors who said they had donated works or sold works at a lower price to foster education, were also displeased.
His desire to foster education and cultural life was sincere, but these humanitarian goals were secondary compared with the task of building a great army and gaining the financial resources needed to maintain it.
Ms. Lythcott said her mother never complained more broadly about her partners because, as Ms. Lythcott put it, they were once "Harlem's darlings," men whose company Web sites speak of their efforts to foster education in Liberia and youth and community development in New York.
I also think there is a big opportunity to partner with other consumer companies to foster education in the sector itself.
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".
The mission statement of the IFA is to foster education, promote research on fluid management and hemodynamic monitoring, and thereby improve survival of critically ill by bringing together physicians, nurses and others from throughout the world and from a variety of clinical disciplines.
The puzzle of LMNA cardiomyopathy highlights the need to foster the education and training of physician-scientists who can translate basic discoveries based on cell biology, genetics and animal model research into treatments for human patients.
Increasing efforts to foster effective education and family values, the periodical along with the movement itself came to recognize the limitations of the vigilant moral reform campaign.
He wrote: "I am willing to foster [higher education] by grants, even at the cost of some infringement of the abstract principles of ideal public finance".
In January, Education Secretary Arne Duncan and Julius Genachowski, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, recommended that states redirect budgets for printed books to the purchase of iPads, Kindles and the like and the software needed to foster modern education.
One of the youngest -- and most unusual -- research universities in the United States, the graduate center was welded together in 1961 by university officials who wanted to foster graduate education but did not want duplication among the campuses of their new City University.
