And then by those that instil Remembrance into the hearts .

Those who instil evil thoughts into the hearts of men .

Those who instil evil thoughts into the hearts of men .

With the new Civil Service Act in place, we are working hard to instil values of excellence and integrity.

For instance, a number of campaigns to instil appropriate social values and gender roles for teenagers have been initiated.

(g) To undertake campaigns to instil awareness among parents of the importance of sending their children, particularly girls, to school

This outrageous statement contradicts the international community's efforts to instil peace and security in the Middle East and learn the horrific lessons of war.

It will also be necessary, albeit difficult and costly, to harmonize contractual arrangements so as to instil esprit de corps and to promote both career development and equity.

The United States has laboured for over 50 years to help us instil principles of democracy in our leadership and in our children and has nurtured our young institutions.

If agreements concerning sensitive weapons systems or material are to instil confidence among the parties that they are truly being implemented, there should be adequate verification of these accords.

The devil only seeks to instil hatred and enmity between you with wine and gambling , and to prevent you from the remembrance of Allah and from prayer so have you desisted ?

The devil only seeks to instil hatred and enmity between you with wine and gambling , and to prevent you from the remembrance of Allah and from prayer so have you desisted ?

Special efforts were made to instil legal ethics into the minds of young lawyers whenever any acrimonious situations arose within the community or it related to Bar and the Bench, all such matters were resolved amicably.

Remember thy Lord inspired the angels ( with the message ) I am with you give firmness to the Believers I will instil terror into the hearts of the Unbelievers smite ye above their necks and smite all their finger tips off them .

It is likely to be more difficult, however, to instil a more global (as distinct from self interested or locally tangible) environmental responsibility in the travelling public, for example in relation to the total impact of travelling on greenhouse gas emissions.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has made a fundamental contribution to El Salvador by promoting a series of initiatives, including, in particular, for the training of women to instil dialogue, tolerance and respect for difference in the rest of society.

And when O dear Prophet , your Lord was inspiring the angels that , I am with you so make the believers stand firm I will soon instil fear into the hearts of the disbelievers , so strike above the disbelievers necks and hit their each and every bone joint .

To cultivate a culture of peace, then, is not only to do away with conflict, anger and hatred, but also to stress the need to lessen if not eliminate our greed and to instil a sense of responsibility in all of us to respect and protect Mother Nature.

The intention is to destroy lives and livelihoods, to instil fear or permanent harm through killing, maiming, summary executions, torture, rape and other forms of sexual violence, abductions, arbitrary detention and forced displacement and, through the destruction of dwellings and infrastructure, to make sure there is no return.

Fortunately, the various Conference participants reached out in order to draw, from among the lofty principles vouchsafed in the revealed religions, the principle of desiring to instil a spirit of love, appreciation, reverence and piety in the souls of the members of each generation towards their parents and older persons.

Children are especially intelligent and my daughter now uses this in her favour, as she demonstrates a surge of interest in reading at the time she should be getting ready to sleep. But I have no problem in her staying up for an extra half an hour, provided this will instil in her the habit of reading.

In 2002 alone, the number of civilian deaths that occurred in armed attacks or battle was estimated at between 19,000 and 172,000, depending on the criteria used for assessing death as a consequence of armed conflict.7 In many cases, particularly where the intention is to instil fear, brutal violence takes place in front of family members.