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Leach suggested they take over his abandoned Shinners Bridge Pottery on the Elmhirsts' Dartington estate, where all kinds of traditional crafts were being fostered.

Bentley is being fostered, and Vampiro will soon be available for adoption.

Its growth is being fostered by co-operation with local authorities.

The second factor is the sense that a genuine startup culture is being fostered here.

The legal battles are being fostered by new technology that appears to make those online checkpoints possible.

It will take more than first-rate facilities, which is why a liberal business environment is being fostered, alongside an openness to foreign labour.

As soft power concentrates more and more in Gulf nations, often in the form of artistic disbursements, writers have to ask: what sort of literature is being fostered?

Another request is that the commission survey actual consumer use of the ballot screen — to ensure competition is being fostered — more frequently than after two years, which is in the current proposal.

"What kind of athletic department environment is being fostered that clearly indicates it's so important that you have to yell at the refs and get into fights?" Newhall said.

From the chancellor's quarters of Harold O. Levy, a former corporate executive, to the principal's office, where administrators are being given more authority over budgeting, a new attitude is being fostered.

Anne, meanwhile, was being fostered from babyhood in England, all but forgotten in poor Oxfordshire villages, fantasising about her romantic French baron of a dad - who would reluctantly send her unpaid "nanny" the odd fifty quid.