Examples of using Ingrained in English and their translations into Russian
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The Viet Cong ingrained in us a sense of"xa.
Killing someone goes against every moral fiber ingrained in you since birth.
It's is the ingrained conviction that nothing really matters.
It was very difficult to change such ingrained behavioural patterns.
Daily routine ingrained into the skin hurts and tormented soul.
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Ms. Wood(Ghana) said that those were ingrained cultural practices.
The desires ingrained in righteous thoughts and true faith will be fulfilled.
Smoking Kretek is said to be"an ingrained part of Indonesian culture.
Ingrained traditional and stereotypical gender attitudes are implicated in all these situations.
Discrimination against women andgirls remains pervasive, ingrained and extremely deleterious.
Ingrained in Barcelona's culture, dining is an important part of local life and people take great pride in their food.
Much remained to be done, however,as there continued to be an ingrained bias against women in Malian society.
There is such an ingrained right of self-determination in humans that it works against their own survival.
The Committee is concerned about the unequal parental responsibilities of the mother and the father, ingrained in law and in practice.
As a deep-seated, ingrained notion, this conviction of mine has led to personality traits that I regret.
Psychological and physical violence against women andthe girl child remains a serious and deeply ingrained social problem in Timor-Leste.
Some ingrained socio-cultural perceptions generally hold women as less capable and confident than men.
For these reasons, flowers have long been ingrained in Japanese culture, as seen in ikebana and floral-print kimono.
The compliance of members can be elicited either through the force of example, oras a result of tradition or deeply ingrained habits.
As a deeply ingrained custom, early marriage was seen by many as a social obligation even though it was prohibited by law.
At times some committed individuals have tried to make a difference, butthe task of changing a deeply ingrained culture cannot be left to individual efforts alone.
Socially ingrained discrimination often went unnoticed and, without relevant legislation, there was no remedy.
India is a committed supporter of the United Nations human rights system and the promotion andprotection of human rights is ingrained in its domestic and foreign policy.
The second ingrained misconception of mankind is a false statement that the Earth may disappear without the knowledge of their Creator.
Fundamentally, many people do not believe that anyone is in charge, which is a profoundly sad andunfortunate mindset that becomes ingrained with further disappointment in life.
The dual-benefit model fundamentally altered ingrained approaches to proliferation prevention across countries of the Global South.
This strategy involved, inter alia, public education andskills training as a preventative approach to transforming the ingrained beliefs regarding the inferiority of women.
Gender-based discrimination, ingrained in many cultures, increases the vulnerability of women to other forms of discrimination and exploitation.
These obstacles include the cost of education, the distance to school,labour demands and deeply ingrained social, cultural and economic barriers, which have a particular impact on girls.
Changing our ingrained patterns of consumption and production to be more sustainable requires fundamental alterations to our behaviour as individuals and organizations.