Joining a fraternity is the beginning of a lifelong commitment to foster the ideals and values of the organization: leadership, community service, brotherhood and personal development.
Negotiating students' class differences poses special challenges at an institution that is expected to foster egalitarian ideals and practices, endorsing what we call a democratic pact.
Dr. Agraha Levine, a student of Sri Chinmoy for 22 years who often serves as his spokesman, described the Peace-Blossom program as a way to foster the ideals of peace and friendship.
But Lincoln Center has never been able to foster an ideal cultural populace that delights equally in opera, ballet, and symphony.
But somewhere, as Alex Ross wrote in this magazine, that adventure went off-course: Lincoln Center has never been able to foster an ideal cultural populace that delights equally in opera, ballet, and symphony….
Some social organizations, such as the International Fellowship of Chivalry-Now, devote themselves to fostering the ideals of chivalrous behavior in their daily lives, as opposed to having their members to dress in armor and swing maces at each other.
It's also fostering ideal conditions for strong winds to blow over hundreds of miles of ocean, virtually unaltered, which piles up mammoth waves in the process.
Below are some of the ways that museums can be ideal places to foster more empathy.
Such a colony provides the ideal conditions to foster the evolution of behaviors like cooperation, because the more genetically similar two organisms are, the more natural selection will favor their assisting each other.
When engineered into three-dimensional (3D) scaffolds able to host cells (progenitor or differentiated) and bioactive molecules (growth factors, genes and drugs), these biomaterials can constitute an ideal environment to foster the formation of new tissue and to integrate it into the host environment.
The show, entitled "Eric's Hair," interwove irony and earnestness to foster an atmosphere that was ideal for romance and socializing.
