Sentence examples for work in fostering from inspiring English sources

The bank that received the Nobel prize for its work in fostering socio-economic development from below is fighting to stave off moves from its own government to enforce decisions from above.

(Schweitzer) Sphinx Virtuosi (Wednesday) The Sphinx Organization, which does visionary work in fostering the participating of black and Latino people in music schools, as professional musicians and as audience members, presents laureates from the program, the Sphinx Virtuosi, in a program at Carnegie Hall.

The author has O-level, A-level and S-level economics, as well as three degrees in the subject, and would like to thank his outstanding economics schoolteachers for all their work in fostering his enthusiasm, and training him in the fundamental concepts.

All of that is part of Google's work in fostering fair and inclusive environments, Mangolini said, which is probably the biggest bucket of work she's tasked with.

The microfinance sector has grown significantly over the past few decades and in 2006 Muhammad Yunus, considered by many to be the father of modern microfinance, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his pioneering work in fostering access to finance as a path towards more peaceful relations.

Unfortunately, to date the evidence of what works in fostering PPFP is "very low," according to a 2014 Cochrane Review [ 39].

Where the agency falls short is in helping companies design the right clinical trials to prove their medicines work and in fostering the creation of technologies to speed drug development.

This is why Castillo-Chavez has worked hard in fostering a "well-committed environment" for minorities, such as forming fellowship programs, a coalition of supporting faculty, and the MTBI program.

As the new PHN entities take shape, we would urge them to continue to develop on the work of MLs in fostering needs assessment capability.

When I went to work in foster care, the ramifications of that attitude became startling clear.

The state Department of Social Services licensed the agency to recruit and supervise foster parents, and it gave Moncito a waiver allowing her to work in foster care despite her felony convictions.