用foster造句子，“foster”造句

People who cannot have a baby of their own sometimes foster (a child).

The norms and practices of the legislature do not foster good policy-making.

The two contract parties will make every effort to foster the harmonious expansion of reciprocal trade between themselves.

Yet while the election's foregone conclusion may foster the numbed apathy many Egyptians feel towards politics, it may also embolden those demanding a thorough overhaul of the system.

After that, he expected a benign dictatorship to rule the world and foster scientific thinking, and eliminate all religion, until a global utopia was established.

They will not, in the foreseeable future, operate on a scale that can foster a rapid transition away from fossil fuels or provide energy services to billions of new consumers.

Want to foster teamwork?

Measured trust begins with small ACTS that foster reciprocity.

It's in Microsoft's DNA to continually develop and incubate new technologies to foster productivity and creativity.

Ostensibly to bail out the newspaper industry but also to foster a life-long habit of learning.

Greater attempts must also be made to form a players’ association, such as to foster an ethic of fair play and provide guidance for the young and inexperienced.

Democracies foster a never-ending struggle between two rights: The government's obligation to protect national security; and the people's right to know, based on journalists' ability to access information.

There are three foster children in our home.

It takes dozens of years to foster a person, but takes only a few days to ruin him.

"The current accommodative monetary policy, on top a still robust underlying growth in productivity, should be sufficient to foster an improving corporate business climate over time".

The American Civil Liberties Union challenged the law, among the strictest in the country, on behalf of Martin Gill and his male partner, who adopted two young brothers from foster care.

It is widely discussed how to foster and improve the students' ability in developing mathematical model.

The study found girls to be most affected by absentee dads, although the researchers caution that paternal absence can foster other problems such as lack of support or discipline.

Some require preparatory education, whereas others foster skills through specific training and on-the-job experience.

The U.K. bailout plans are expected to change as details are worked out, but if arguments balloon they could threaten the tenuous confidence that the bailout aims to foster.

Faster increases in prices foster the belief that future increases will also be stronger, so that higher prices fuel demand rather than dampen it.

The mother tried to foster her son's interest in music.

Her foster care experience helped hone a high degree of self-reliance, but she's elated to be adopted.