Sentence examples similar to to foster segregation from inspiring English sources

A Manhattan judge has scheduled a hearing next month to determine whether the city's plan to develop public housing in a rundown patch of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, would essentially foster segregation.

Nor is there evidence linking the promotion of competition between schools to improved standards or more innovation, though it does tend to foster social segregation, which is more pronounced here than in almost all other comparable countries.

Clark, who had grown up in Harlem and was a professor at the City College of New York, then turned his attention to the city government, which, he charged, had fostered segregation in the schools.

While Northern Ireland struggles with sectarianism festering in religious schools, this is no time to foster yet more segregation.

Yang et al. (2013a, b) introduced the density segregation phenomenon in the field of gas solid fluidization into the research on fine coal dry beneficiation and adopted a vibrated fluidized bed to foster the formation of fluidization environment that intensifies density segregation within the bed of fine coal, leading to an effective fine coal beneficiation performance.

We need policies that actively promote integration, rather than foster segregation and ultimately lead to greater social isolation.

We must reallocate resources to foster inclusion and access to the general education curriculum along with exceptional general education teachers, not segregation of students with disabilities.

Often they bounced from foster home to foster home.

He returned to foster care in 2009.

That has helped to foster steady growth.

Others go to foster care.