Sentence examples for work fostering from inspiring English sources
[Stanford University has had remarkable outcomes, as well.] What's needed now is the educational equivalent to Paul Polak's work fostering progress in rural agrarian communities in poor places.
To Harrison and Galvin, Burk noted that their acceptance of an award next month from "Business Women's Network for your work fostering diversity would indicate that you value women's opinions".
When I tell him that I want to talk about two very different things -- I want to hear about his work fostering dialogue among the three Abrahamic faiths, but first I want to talk about the events of last January -- he laughs and asks, "Do I really have to have the medicine?" I ask him why he made no trouble when his own brother removed him from the line of succession.
Schreier says the firm got to know Vernal through his work fostering startups when he was leading Facebook's platform initiatives.
This is essential for the editing work, fostering a relaxed and open relationship where questions and criticisms can be exchanged freely.
The Commission's work fostering mutual respect and understanding among Brooklyn's diverse communities played a significant role in brokering peace following the riots, and the Commission's ongoing work continues to make New York a better place to live today.
That work fostered an interest in nature, the cycles of the seasons, and the outdoors.
In the late 19th century, Edgar Degas, Camille Pissarro, and Mary Cassatt used the then moribund technique for artistic ends, and their work fostered a revival in the 20th century.
Their work fosters a centralized network of women's networks and information focused on advancing women in business.
It is hoped that this open layout will change the way of working, fostering a more collaborative approach – and although only half-occupied so far, it seems to be working well.
24), as well as the new works fostered in America and Europe (including Copland's "Appalachian Spring") by the legendary patroness Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge (Feb. 26 and Feb. 28).
