Instead of selling off state-run companies, the government retained ownership but carved the companies into pieces, which fostered competition, and then appointed board directors.
Dr. Mitchell was the founding editor of the journal Psychoanalytic Dialogues, which fostered exchanges among psychoanalysts from disparate schools.
The increasing complexity of these professions required permanent records, which fostered the development of writing and bookkeeping.
This conference established a secretariat, which fostered cooperation among European conservative parties until its dissolution in 1939.
What undermined globalization in the 1920's was the nationalistic residue of World War I, which fostered trade protectionism and immigration restrictions.
Bloom's taxonomy, taxonomy of educational objectives, developed in the 1950s by the American educational psychologist Benjamin Bloom, which fostered a common vocabulary for thinking about learning goals.
They became drunk with power and were driven mad by the auteur theory, which fostered the notion that they were somehow inviolate and close to divine.
But a few clubs have been reopened, including the Stone Pony, which fostered the career of New Jersey's most famous rock star, Bruce Springsteen.
Prior to the Winter of 2011/2012, weakness in the housing market was creating conditions which fostered further weakness in the housing market.
He also collaborated on both the Java programming language and the Jini networking system, which fostered connectability between the Internet and household appliances.
Weavers from Silesia (Śląsk), Great Poland (Wielkopolska), Saxony, and Bohemia began to settle in Łódź, which fostered the town's development as a textile centre.
