(1) They hope that their work will instil a sense of responsibility in children.

(2) She had tried her best to instil morals into her daughters.

(3) I consider it important to instil a pride in the players.

(4) A manager's job is to instil determination into his players.

(5) It is part of a teacher's job to instil confidence in/into his or her students.

(6) The motive of the executions would be to instil fear.

(7) Radio might help to instil a feeling of national glory and pride, even if the substance did not amount to much as yet.

(8) That's the same reaction we want to instil in children.

(9) One way to instil confidence is to start with a positive attitude and this starts the moment you step up to the ball.

(10) The objective is to instil an awareness of risk issues and basic methods of risk management.

(11) He couldn't instil enough confidence into her(), that was the trouble.

(12) We aim to teach the children discipline and instil a sense of duty.

(13) To instil or reinforce responsible drinking attitudes and behaviour. 3.

(14) We have tried to instil good manners in our children from an early age.

(15) Hadn't she tried to instil morals into the girl? Not for the first time she missed her husband dreadfully.

(16) How will he instil confidence in the market so that investment in manufacturing industry can really start again?

(17) To instil such fear that total domination and obedience is guaranteed.

(18) He has managed to instil a discipline that evaded his laxer predecessors, awing the players and the media and banishing the WAGs.

(19) It's the responsibility of parents to instil a sense of discipline in their children.

(20) It's necessary to instil the minds of the youth with lofty ideals.

(21) In some of these schools, army-style drills are used to instil a sense of discipline.

(22) But the quiet, efficient and unflappable Brett managed to instil more patience into his charge.

(23) Fast food is generally not a good way to instil good eating habits in your child.

(24) Parliament's lower house has approved legislation which, besides stressing the importance of parental guidance, requires schools to instil "a love of one's country" in children.

(25) The screams of the wounded and dying were something to instil fear into the stoutest heart.

(26) The inspiring teachers not only impart knowledge, they also instil moral values in their students.

(27) The AAUP has issued its defence of indoctrination fully cognisant of the fact that these new academic disciplines view their mission as using the classroom to instil an ideology in their students.

(1) They hope that their work will instil a sense of responsibility in children.