The importance of road safety has to be ingrained in everyone.

I'd been very ingrained in the dance world since I was a teenager.

Trafficking is a direct manifestation of deeply ingrained gender inequalities that transcend national borders.

The phrase first born son is so deeply ingrained in our consciousness that this statistic alone shocked me.

Multilateralism is thus deeply ingrained in our way of looking at the world and the challenges that it faces.

And I see that opting out that happens in childhood, and it moves in and becomes more ingrained, even by the time you get to adult life.

What I want to talk about is the unique ability that the best comedy and satire has at circumventing our ingrained perspectives comedy as the philosopher's stone.

He placed firm stabilisers rising above its surface, blessed it with plenty and growth, and ingrained the means of growing its food within it, sufficient for all seekers, in four spans.

He placed firm stabilisers rising above its surface, blessed it with plenty and growth, and ingrained the means of growing its food within it, sufficient for all seekers, in four spans.

While office equipment may be speedily procured without too much disruption in the workflow, changes that have an impact on the careers, livelihood, and ingrained habits of individuals need a more subtle approach.

Then He created several skies in two spans, and ingrained in each sky its function, decking the nearest heaven with lamps, and guarded it. This has been determined by the mighty and all knowing.

Then He created several skies in two spans, and ingrained in each sky its function, decking the nearest heaven with lamps, and guarded it. This has been determined by the mighty and all knowing.

The world is poised to undergo one of the most dramatic power shifts in human history. In order to be prepared for the transformation, Americans must abandon ingrained ideas and old assumptions, and liberate unthinkable thoughts.

Impunity, in turn, erodes the credibility of the country s institutions, including public hospitals and clinics. Today, conspiracy theories abound in Mexico about the origins of the virus, because government officials are viewed with such ingrained suspicion.

But, make no mistake about it, religion is a kind of fault line, and when a conflict gets ingrained in a region, religion can get sucked in and become part of the problem. Our modernity has been exceedingly violent.

At the same time, it is a dangerous fallacy to seek redemption for a problem that is so deeply ingrained in Europe s history and in Islam s by blaming it on the Israel Palestine conflict or on young, alienated Muslims.

A growing body of scientific evidence shows that compassion, like any other skill, can be ingrained and enhanced through teaching and practice. Educational institutions can thus work to develop students capacity for caring in tandem with their cognitive abilities.

Some tensions are deeply ingrained in societies, and peace requires more than any development agency can deliver. Parallel to the growth agenda, there is a specific role for bilateral and multilateral diplomacy to play in support of improved governance.

Specifically, experience has taught that situations of ingrained or systemic ethnic or racial discrimination have often been the precursor of armed conflict, even taking on a genocidal character, which gives rise to mass exoduses of refugees and displaced persons.

It may seem to most Japanese that their continuing economic power affords them the luxury of indulging such ingrained habits. Perhaps they should bear in mind Ernest Hemingway s description of how a man goes broke slowly, then all at once.

The imbalances specific to underdevelopment create opportunities that policymakers can seize on. Instead of relying on fads emanating from abroad, we need to experiment and look for the unique solutions that will allow us to circumvent ingrained social structures that inhibit growth.

This view, propagated since World War II by a quasi Marxist intelligentsia, is so ingrained that the French do not even bother to understand how markets operate. They look upon economics as an ideological battleground, where all views can be entertained without being confronted with logic, much less with facts.

We Japanese have a deeply ingrained stoicism, reflecting the Confucian notion that people do not lament poverty when others lament it equally. This willingness to accept a situation, however bad, as long as it affects everyone equally is what enabled Japan to endure two decades of deflation, without a public outcry over the authorities' repeated failure to redress it.

Moreover, pacifism is deeply ingrained in the Japanese psyche, even among young people, largely owing to the painful legacy of Japan s prewar militarism. Indeed, a poll conducted by the World Values Survey last year revealed that only 15.3 of Japanese compared with 74.2 of Chinese and 57.7 of Americans would be prepared to defend their country, the lowest rate in the world.

And some of the illiterates around you are hypocrites and some of the people of Medinah hypocrisy has become ingrained in them you do not know them We know them We shall soon punish them twice they will then be consigned towards the terrible punishment. ( Until now or as well as We do. In life and in the grave of hell.)

And some of the illiterates around you are hypocrites and some of the people of Medinah hypocrisy has become ingrained in them you do not know them We know them We shall soon punish them twice they will then be consigned towards the terrible punishment. ( Until now or as well as We do. In life and in the grave of hell.)