Object

• co-operation: The Plan also encouraged joint assessments of needs and joint requests for aid to foster regional co-operation between recipients.

• entrepreneurship: Enterprise Specialist Schools will foster entrepreneurship and act as centers of expertise in the teaching of economics and business in parallel with enterprise.

• collaboration: The new program will also support networks to foster collaboration between researchers.

• cooperation: Its aim is to foster cooperation on the growing number of transborder crimes.

• appreciation: This will foster a global appreciation that we are no longer isolated islands at the mercy of climate changes.

• creativity: Weaving his personal journey with his revelations about Chinese education, Gardner plows new ground for thinking about and fostering creativity.

Preposition: by

• government: Unfortunately, there are also signs of increasing popular nationalism and racial tensions, fostered by both governments and some union leaders.

Modifies a noun

• carer: Being a foster carer involves caring for a child in your own home.

• carers: Foster carers never try to replace a child's parents, they are helping their families to reunite.

• parent: From around 1900, the union increasingly placed pauper children in small cottage homes or boarded out with foster parents.

• vp: Political economy of also eligible Washington Department of Labor and Industries for foster vp the physicians get.

• placement: Prior to this I was living in a foster placement.

• mother: Doctors have to manage mothers and fathers, social workers, medical students and foster mothers.

Modifying Another Word

• privately: Children are privately fostered for a variety of reasons.

• actively: We need to make an effort to start schemes ourselves, and get local authorities actively fostering and encouraging community wind power.

• carefully: Yet the impression of a clear antagonism between church and state which emerges from the last years of the war is carefully fostered.

• rather: Can we really trust learners regardless of their skills level to provide evaluation that will foster rather than misguide and thus hinder learning?

• also: It is also fostered by the fear of this great unknown called death.

• about: For more information about fostering please contact the Family Placement Team.

Present participle complement

• learn: It fosters learning opportunities for people: " nurturing their social, emotional, cognitive and physical development.