inculcation

This religious inculcation, a secret shared by mother and child, drew them together.

It's an inculcation, nothing but a memory path worn through the brain.

The inculcation of the new 'tradition' was backed up by two documents in particular.

In consequence, its stated mission is the inculcation of the following values:

I know I was not immune to the pervasive inculcation of status distinctions.

The aim was to educate the younger tribal members through inculcation of the western belief system and the English language.

Designed for leaders and trainers involved in values inculcation and professional character development at an Army school, center, or unit.

The act of consoling commonly implies the inculcation of resignation.

And finally, with the military draft ended, the public school system is one of the remaining places for large-scale inculcation of values.

This position appeared to cut through earlier concerns for a smooth transition achieved by education and the inculcation in the slaves of self-reliance.

Its approach is new and innovative,concentrating on maximum participation, skill development and the inculcation of best practice.

The ambience of village stage and theatre led to the inculcation of theatrical values in him.

In every society, the education system is fostering social reproduction through its inculcation of the values and ideas of the majority or dominant culture.

Is such communal inculcation of responsibility feasible only in a country of an ethnically homogeneous people?

The inculcation of the principles of national unity into the fabric of Egyptian society.

Cultivation and inculcation of moral, spiritual skills.

Instead, Egger maintained, service learning mainly involves the inculcation of communitarian political ideologies.

"If the universe is vast, then the inculcation of ideas is even more vast.

His theory did not however articulate how these actors exercise their agency in opposition to the socialization and inculcation of accepted norms.

To dedicated Communists, correct thinking was "the disciplined inculcation of a party line expressed in all forms of social and political intercourse."

In some families, this tradition is adulterated, and the pursuit of fish becomes an inculcation in class bias.

Aristotle argued that the inculcation of promotion of virtue was the proper end of law.

The inculcation of political orthodoxy and instruction of a more coercive nature was left strictly in the hands of the Party.

Education concerns itself as much with the inculcation of moral values as with the transmission of skills.

The flash leads upwards to signify progress, steadfastness, sureness and the inculcation of values.