Примеры использования Instils на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It also instils a sense of accountability in investigators and their supervisors.
It is believed that through visions, dreams and spiritual guidance,God instils into the hearts and minds of the believers of whom to elect.
This instils a sense of accountability and increases the confidence of stakeholders.
The International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism(1990-2000) instils a new sense of urgency to resolve the current situation.
The deliberately orotund installation ironically instils the viewer with fear in awakening the supposedly sleeping God, who can suddenly appear inside the viewer or become enraged and scatter the stones around the exhibition hall.
Through its activities in hundreds of educational andcommunity frameworks, Mifalot instils moral, social and educational values among youth.
Through the power of his Spirit he instils divine charity within us, and this makes us capable of loving our neighbour and ready to be of service.
It is the family that bears the primary responsibility for the education andsocialization of children and instils in them the values of citizenship and a sense of belonging in society.
The whole practice promotes the idea of active citizenship and instils in all students that everyone is eligible for being elected to the boards and, by extension, eligible and ready to assume official and leadership posts in society.
The international community, not just the US and Egypt, must take immediate action to force the parties to the table andconclude a negotiated settlement that ends the occupation and that instils in both sides confidence in security and respect.
The Philippines knows only too well the fear that terrorism instils in the civilian population and the anguish it brings to victims and close relatives.
An example of how UNOPS instils these values in the organizational culture is the UNOPS leadership charter- which was developed and endorsed at the global management meeting in 2010- and in the theme of the global management meeting in 2011, which was'Because our values matter.
Loyal to tradition, yet deliciously impelled towards boldness,the brand instils a unique glamour into its designs for pink gold wedding rings.
A quality education that fully respects cultural identities and which instils values and principles that stimulate solidarity, social justice, mutual respect, love of homeland and deep knowledge of the historical, cultural and artistic heritage of humanity and of their people's customs, have been dependable guidelines in the development of the educational system in Cuba since the triumph of the revolution.
A coalition of women's groups andother civil society organizations prepared a draft law that instils a gender perspective into the Labour Code, but this was not acted upon in the Congress.
Simon Harper of Clash magazine, describing the album as"dirty, loud and intimidatingly sexy," argued that it is the result of a year spent apart:"Hince's adventures in sound providethe album's thick production, while Mosshart's stint as Dead Weather frontwoman instils further confidence and swagger in her provocative lyrics.
Proficient information about possible safety risks instils confidence which can not only boost customer loyalty, but generate additional sales in the workshop.
The human security concept not only highlights the institutional gaps that may hinder our common objectives to address current andemerging threats but it also reminds us of the added value of a people-centred approach that instils a sense of ownership and duty by all involved, including Governments, private citizens, regional organizations and the international community.
It answers: Just so; but we would call Hydrogen(and Oxygen), which- in the pre-geological andeven pre-genetic ages- instils the fire of life into the"Mother" by incubation, the spirit, the noumenon, of that which becomes in its grossest form Oxygen and Hydrogen and Nitrogen on Earth- Nitrogen being of no divine origin, but merely an earth-born cement for uniting other gases and fluids, and serving as a sponge to carry in itself the Breath of Life, pure air.
One frequently quoted result is that cooperation with the Division instils in national statistical systems a sense of being part of the larger global statistical community.
The spiritual needs of the girl child include the essential development of a spiritual foundation that instils a deep sense of self-worth and dignity able to withstand temporal circumstances which can lead to poor self-esteem and feelings of inferiority.
The Tbilisi meeting has proved the necessity to develop the Geneva process,a course of peaceful dialogue, which instils hope that the efforts of the Russian Federation and the Group of Friends of the Secretary-General on Georgia, under the auspices of the United Nations, will yield fruitful results.
The State has thus sent an unmistakeable message that it is no longer prepared to tolerate this permanent agitation,directed mainly against foreigners, which instils in part of the population a xenophobic attitude that incites it to commit violent acts. On 9 December 1992, the Federal Government lodged an initial request with the Federal Constitutional Court to deprive two recognized rightist extremists of their fundamental rights in accordance with article 18 of the Constitution.
Instilling students with a love for healthy living;
How can we instil a universal culture of human rights?
That's a virtue I instilled in my children. Algernon as well.
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Assuring quality and instilling trust in statistics.
That includes instilling in the conscience of citizens a culture of responsibility.
Milky juice of wild chicory instilled in the eye- cataract resolve.