The instructors attempt to change attitudes in order to inculcate a more entrepreneurial orientation.

We also believe that we need to do much more to inculcate respect for and acceptance of pluralism.

During the period 1983 2001, workshops were held to inculcate in scriptwriters an enriched structure and content of activities and to strengthen writers' professional training.

The second strategy is to inculcate in the minds of the voters that they are free to hear all sides and to judge for themselves.

Not much imagination is required to discern what norms the Chinese might inculcate into the 1,000 Central Asian policemen and judicial officials they are currently training.

The pathetic efforts to inculcate a common sense of Britishness or Dutchness in multi cultural societies, however well intentioned, attest to the breakdown of a common identity.

Over the past two decades, the US and its European allies believed that they could inculcate the rest of the world with their economic and political principles.

It urges Member States to develop educational programmes to inculcate future generations with the lessons of the Holocaust in order to help prevent future acts of genocide.

It urges Member States to develop educational programmes to inculcate future generations with the lessons of the Holocaust in order to help prevent future acts of genocide.

Urges Member States to develop educational programmes that will inculcate future generations with the lessons of the genocide in Rwanda in order to help prevent future acts of genocide

A successful economy, Bush argued, requires that people learn to take responsibility for their actions, and policies aimed at boosting home ownership would inculcate this virtue on a broader scale.

Urges Member States to develop educational programmes that will inculcate future generations with the lessons of the genocide in Rwanda in order to help to prevent future acts of genocide

4. Urges Member States to develop educational programmes that will inculcate future generations with the lessons of the genocide in Rwanda in order to help to prevent future acts of genocide

For that reason, a lot of emphasis has been placed on children's traffic education in pre schools, primary schools and secondary schools so as to inculcate traffic safety awareness in children.

This Programme recognizes diversity and seeks to inculcate in society an inclusive culture that respects and values that diversity, offering every individual access to the same opportunities to live in dignity.

Law No. 3 of 2002 reaffirmed the need for a new peace paradigm which will inculcate in the Indonesian army a deep commitment to democracy, human rights and the protection of the environment.

Ms. Štimac Radin (Croatia) said that there were special women's studies courses in universities to inculcate gender equality the Faculty of Philosophy, for example, offered a course on theoretical trends in contemporary feminism.

We deem it particularly important to strengthen efforts to inculcate a genuine culture of peace through the promotion of national reconciliation, of which the reunification of the city of Mostar, now under way, is clear evidence.

2. Urges Member States that have not already done so to develop educational programmes, including through school curricula, designed to educate and inculcate in future generations an understanding of the lessons, history and consequences of slavery and the slave trade

The Government had also been working closely with non governmental and faith based organizations, as well as traditional rulers, to change long held attitudes and perceptions about women and to inculcate in male youth respect for the fundamental rights of women and girls.

The Government has also embarked on a vigorous campaign to inculcate and nurture the culture of democracy, respect for basic human rights and popular participation, which should, in turn, have an impact on social mobilization for development, democratic institution building, political stability and national prosperity.

I cannot end my statement without applauding the courage and far sightedness of some non governmental organizations, such as Greenpeace, which have worked tirelessly to inculcate in all the States Members of the United Nations an understanding of what is at stake in Antarctica.

A prayer costs nothing yet, how many prayer breakfasts have we attended where one sentence might mention our young people and their attempts to inculcate a culture of peace in our daily lives? If this sounds simple, then it is our contention that it was designed to be simple.

16. Ghana, for its part, had fashioned out programmes to inculcate in youth the virtues of love and dedication to duty, to create awareness in them about social evils that hampered their well being and to keep them as committed participants in the overall development effort of the country.