The industry's bonus culture is widely viewed as having helped foster the excessive risk-taking that led to the financial crisis.
The adoption of external voting in labour sending countries is commonly viewed as a way to foster migrants' remittances, which frequently represent a major source of foreign currencies.
Silence, which has traditionally been considered wasted class time, should be viewed as an opportunity to foster reflectiveness, solidify learning, and enhance memory.
The Jewish summer camp experience is widely viewed as an essential part of fostering Jewish identity in children and creating a stronger Jewish community in the Diaspora of North America.
[We] recognised that land issues have a deep, historical legacy in Kenya, and further noted that, given this, the bank's role must be calibrated carefully so that the bank is viewed as a partner helping to foster dialogue," it added.
Notwithstanding, our results could have interesting implications from a policy point of view, since policies aimed at fostering self-employment are viewed as an instrument to reduce unemployment and to reinforce the economic growth.
Among lessons learned, fostering personal relationships was viewed as critical for success of this initiative.
And if it fostered what de Tocqueville viewed as relentless monotony, its coordinates also enabled drivers and pedestrians to figure out where they stood, physically and metaphorically.
Wolbachia manipulation of host reproduction could thus be viewed as strategy employed by this bacterium to foster its own propagation via vertical transmission.
Adoption should be viewed just as foster care is seen; as child welfare, part of a national and international network of private and publicly-sponsored independent organizations whose goal it is to make choices with the needs and possibilities of the first families in mind, within the context of family preservation (paradoxically, abortion could be one of the options in an early stage).
