Sentence examples for was designed to foster from inspiring English sources

Light levels and the degree to which a classroom and its furniture was designed to foster a sense of "this is our classroom" ownership and familiarity in the pupils were the fifth and sixth most effective factors affecting educational performance.

On BelleFair's oval-shaped village green, about the size of a football field, the 20,000-square-foot meeting house -- complete with a New England-style clock tower -- was designed to foster interaction among residents.

The Senate was designed to foster long careers, and she is one of a hundred members in a body that operates under arcane rules and is hobbled by a super-majority requirement.

The conference was designed to foster the restarting of talks to get North Korea to give up its weapons, and to give a polite gloss to the testy relations between the two countries.

It was designed to foster creativity in the workplace by providing listeners with a background blend of calm and chaos typically generated by a coffee house (an idea inspired by research about noise and creativity).

Less tangibly, the agreement with the US has also been conceived as part of a broader "strategic partnership" with India's most important trading partner, and was designed to foster closer political ties between the world's two largest democracies while strengthening their commercial relationship.

The company's new offices, at 85 Fifth Avenue, are being designed to foster cooperation.

It's not just communication between scientists that the building is designed to foster.

He is promoting the PlayStation Cup, which is designed to foster school football.

A proposed new electoral law is designed to foster the creation of a stable two-party system.

Bill Bragin, Lincoln Center's director of public programming, said many of the events this year were designed to foster audience participation.