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Meanings of fostering in English
Helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community.
Usage of fostering in English
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The focus in both cases should be on fostering growth, he said.
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He said that included fostering partnerships with iwi and increasing youth-specific training.
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Why do we let fostering agencies profit from caring for vulnerable children?
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At the age of three weeks she was given up for fostering.
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The focus must be on safely fostering our human potential for change.
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He and she probably supplemented Mr. Arkwright's sickness benefit by fostering children.
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Trudy asks-oneof the best questions, she has discovered, for fostering rapport.
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But fostering allowances, funded by council tax payers, only go so far.
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They are also extremely weary of the relentlessly negative stories about fostering.
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We must have Douglass amongst us to aid in fostering public opinion.
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David Scadden and Gary Gilliland provided a fostering laboratory environment at Harvard.
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There are too many Fosters, fostering and festering in this Victorian land.
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This is a once-in-a-decade chance to shape fostering for the next generation.
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Sejanus had built up his power by fostering the system of delation.
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But the fostering hand was quite able to close into a fist.
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And this young spiritual life also needs gentle fostering and careful nourishing.
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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