His ideas still permeate the US Navy doctrine.

Laws must be put into practice and permeate the fabric of people's lives.

This principle will permeate the statute of any Occupational Insurance Funds established in the future.

This all hazards philosophy should permeate thinking on the development of a global warning system.

Attention to women's rights and the promotion of racial equality permeate all our public policies.

They must permeate such sectors as economic development, environment and infrastructure, as well as education and health.

In that capacity, the Department works to ensure that gender issues permeate all aspects of policy development.

African rhythms permeate our music and, just as we share the joy, today we must share the sorrow.

like a dye that would permeate the whole cloth then it would be found all the time, somewhere.

Similar economic problems permeate the history of the last few decades, from South Korea to Western Europe to the US.

The member countries of SADC, in particular, must work for an atmosphere of peace, democracy and reconciliation to permeate the region.

quot Human rights permeate all activities of our Organization, of which they are, simultaneously, the very foundation and the supreme goal quot .

Long before Western philosophers included animals in their ethics, Chinese philosophers like Zhuangzi said that love should permeate relations not only between humans, but between all sentient beings.

These figures do not include the numerous civil society organizations that permeate throughout the nation and provide services to the population which the Government is unable to reach.

WISHING to promote a political culture of democracy which will permeate all political processes and the social and political behaviour of individuals in the State and in society,

These are ancient principles that cut across time, that transcend national boundaries and pierce through the cultural veils, and that do indeed permeate the frontier walls of territoriality.

Suicides occur and are attributable to the conditions, lack of programmes, extremely inadequate psychiatric and physiological care and the tension, apprehension, depression and despair which permeate death row. quot

This is the nature. It cannot be tainted intrinsically with hatred or jealousy because, then, if it was always there like a dye that would permeate the whole cloth then it would be found all the time, somewhere.

Presidential Decree 87 2002 incorporated into Greek Law Directives 86 378 EEC and 96 97 EC for the implementation of equal treatment of men and women in systems of occupational social security. This principle will permeate the statute of any Occupational Insurance Funds established in the future.

Concurring with the view of the Secretary General that public information and communications should be placed at the heart of the strategic management of the United Nations, and that a culture of communications should permeate all levels of the Organization, as a means of fully informing the peoples of the world of the aims and activities of the United Nations,