To accomplish this, we will build on our twenty-three-year history of fostering collaborative science to convene and support an academy of biologists, physicians, physicists, mathematicians, computer scientists, lay advocates and other dedicated, creative individuals.
Our aim here was to further explore the status of brain activity in the FCG as a result of another 4.5 years of foster care intervention.
The report by the D.N.C. task force acknowledged that the G.O.P.'s "stranglehold on state houses, governorships and congressional seats is a by-product of more than 30 years of organizing, fostering talent and significant financial investments at the state and local level".
The roadmap to innovation [3] was constructed by the community-represented by DAN through years of consultations, fostering debate and continuous engagement via: themed meetings, sandpits, network awards (proof of concept projects) and strategic goals [3].
In Europe, it took our forefathers hundreds of years to foster a climate of peaceful coexistence among communities adhering to different beliefs.
"Who knows," he writes, "what existence might be like if we all decided to strive for the best?" His many years of study fostered in him a conviction that good and evil exist, and that we can discern them without recourse to any particular religious authority.
By Rob Sixsmith DAMASCUS, Syrian Arab Republic, 25 August 2010 – At a ceremony in Syria to launch the International Year of Youth, the importance of fostering dialogue and mutual understanding among the country's youth inspired an enthusiastic response.
Too many fostering relationships break down as a result; there are more than 4,000 unplanned endings of fostering placements each year in England alone and one in three children in care live in two or more homes over 12 months.
One year ago today, after 6 months of fostering me, my parents and I signed the adoption papers.
