The primary goal is to internalize the costs and benefits of wildlife management at the level of landholders because they are deterministic of land use outcomes.
Zoe begins most mornings feeling tired, and my perpetual mom mantra is to encourage her to keep moving -- to just "try" and "do her best". These are lessons I try to internalize, too.
Central to this approach is the argument that a major, if not the primary, aim of regulation is to internalize externalities, or in a broader context, to repair market failure.
Despite the unrelenting demands of being a working mom, she set an ambitious goal and pulled it off -- not a bad lesson for her daughters to internalize.
The paper explains that this "saying is believing" technique may help the targeted students to internalize the lessons and prevent negative stereotypes from undermining their confidence.
That possibility alone should inspire any Republican who hopes to improve on Romney's showing to internalize the lessons of this campaign as early as possible, leaving plenty of time to get ready for whatever surprises await.
Children and youth are socialized through everyday activities — conversations, stories, lessons, activities — and gradually begin to internalize their parent's (or elder brother or uncle's) values and priorities.
Any chance of real recovery from this disaster will require the legislature to internalize some lessons.
It is a lesson that I have tried to internalize after writing a book and now numerous blog posts with editors exceptional at, yes, editing.
It is accurate to say that those lime bosses, who had years of experience in the lime industry, have learned to internalize the historical lessons from the industry and their own practices.
Eyes fluttering shut, I did my best to internalize the secret lessons that such an experience can impart that if you just focus on a single sound, savor it, and let it pass through you, the world can slow down.
