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fostered

[faw-sterd, fos-terd] / ˈfɔ stərd, ˈfɒs tərd /




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Administrators across the eight campuses said the program fostered additional wellness spaces, community partnerships and peer counseling courses.

From Los Angeles Times

Fern was initially nervous and underweight, the charity said, but with care, food and warmth, the whole family could be fostered.

From BBC

"Anyone who has ever studied abroad will attest that the connections and collaborations fostered through international study reap benefits for many years," he said.

From BBC

“These are much older viewers who don’t change their habits so easily. There has been mistrust that has been fostered over many years.”

From Los Angeles Times

A secondary school in east London celebrated for its high academic results fostered a "particularly harmful" disciplinary culture for vulnerable students, an independent safeguarding review has found.

From BBC