Examples of using Should foster in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This review should foster positive measures to enable least developed countries to achieve their development objectives.
Christian and Jewish communities should foster this as much as possible. They should not let it fall behind
the European Year should foster the participation of all stakeholders who can promote equality
the Pope said the homily should foster"an encounter,
the Member States should foster cooperation with third countries,
Increased economic interaction between the European Union and Turkey should foster greater mutual understanding
Explanation The amendment should foster peer pressure in the Eurogroup
Implementation of the new priority should foster comprehensive reform
The EU should foster improved cooperation between national forest management authorities
Integrated management of the urban environment should foster sustainable land-use policies which avoid urban sprawl
macro-economic policies should foster the transition towards a knowledge-based economy,
We, as the European institutions, should foster interaction of all kinds between organisations,
the energy policy should foster the development of dispersed energy generation units fuelled by biomass from agriculture.
Care should foster the capacity to integrate order
Parliament and Commission, should foster greater discipline
These efforts should foster regional and international collaborations
Community policy in the sphere of development cooperation should foster the sustainable economic
The EIT should establish guidelines for the management of intellectual property, which should foster the use of intellectual property under appropriate conditions, including through licensing;
Whereas Article 130u of the Treaty provides that Community policy in the sphere of development cooperation should foster the sustainable economic
of the small community should foster their insertion in the life of the large ecclesial community,