Sentence examples for willing to foster from inspiring English sources

Turkey has been fortunate up until this point that Cyprus is willing to foster EU accession for Turkey in hopes that a mutual vision will in turn lead to a peaceful solution to their dispute.

Too many children in care, and not enough adults willing to foster or adopt them.

He wrote: "I am willing to foster [higher education] by grants, even at the cost of some infringement of the abstract principles of ideal public finance".

Local councils say finding permanent families earlier can increase stability and reduce delays for some children, but that it is also vital to find more people willing to foster and adopt.

Unfortunately, too few families are willing to foster or adopt teenagers.

Chicago isn't alone as a city willing to foster a connection between its bustling downtowns and natural areas on the lake.

Cesar Gaviria, the secretary general of the O.A.S., said that while the international community was willing to help foster a dialogue, the Haitian government needs to show its willingness to participate.

One reason for the region's success, he said, is that "more than any other place, it is full of people who have built companies before and are willing to help foster the next generation of entrepreneurs and innovators".

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has announced that he is willing to intervene to foster a settlement.

A17 Foster Care Shortage Outdated services, ineffective recruiting methods, and poor or nonexistent support programs for overextended parents have led to a shortage of families willing to provide foster care.

Lewis said he has begun recruiting local families who are willing to offer foster homes to Syrian child refugees, including some whose own relatives came to Britain originally on the Kindertransport having fled Nazi persecution.