Foster's criteria

Foster's criteria: French\ \ critères de Foster

German\ \ Fostersche Kriterien

Dutch\ \ Foster-criteria

Italian\ \ criteri di Foster

Spanish\ \ criterios de Foster

Catalan\ \ criteris de Foster

Portuguese\ \ critério de Foster

Romanian\ \ criteriul lui Foster

Danish\ \ Foster's kriterier

Norwegian\ \ Foster's kriterier

Swedish\ \ Foster's kriterier

Greek\ \ κριτήρια του Foster

Finnish\ \ Fosterin kriteeri

Hungarian\ \ Foster-ismérv

Turkish\ \ Foster ölçütü (kriteri)

Estonian\ \ Fosteri kriteerium

Lithuanian\ \ Foster kriterijai; Fosterio kriterijai

Slovenian\ \ merila Foster's

Polish\ \ kryteria Fostera

Russian\ \ критерии Фостера

Ukrainian\ \ Foster's критерії

Serbian\ \ Фостер критеријумима

Icelandic\ \ viðmið Foster's

Euskara\ \ Foster irizpideak

Farsi\ \ zabetehaye Foster

Persian-Farsi\ \ معیارهای فوستر

Arabic\ \ خاصية فوستر

Afrikaans\ \ Foster se kriteria

Chinese\ \ 福斯特准则

Korean\ \ Foster의 기준

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