Sentence examples for helping instil from inspiring English sources

And those benefits appear to endure, consistent with the NCS programme helping instil lifelong skills and habits.

Although the terms and conditions may seem harsh, for some people it helps instil financial discipline.

This helped instil in him a fierce work ethic and drive, to go with a sharp intelligence.

Such remarks have not helped instil confidence that Rupert Murdoch is coping with the crisis now so close to his progeny.

Adrian Voce, director of Play England, said playing was "an essential part of growing up... Adventurous play both challenges and excites children and helps instil critical life skills.

By forcing them to review his departure, Mr Nozoe may help instil one last reform: greater transparency and accountability at the level of the board.

The president is also receiving support from Blair, whose charity the Africa Governance Initiative has deployed advisers to Conakry to help instil sound leadership and attract foreign investment.

In theory, resolution regimes could help instil greater market discipline by specifying ahead of time what would happen to shareholders and creditors in the event of a failure: mandatory haircuts, say, or compulsory debt-to-equity conversions.

Their sales of calves every two years helped fund the family trips abroad when their daughters were young, to Egypt, Thailand and Malaysia; childhood journeys that helped instil Linda's longing for foreign adventure.

As well as helping make sure children get their all-important five a day, we're hoping this new plan will help instil some healthy eating habits that will stay with children as they grow up.

At Sussex University, where he studied English and philosophy, he was president of the African Caribbean Society and was the black students' rep on the student union council; he believes these roles helped instil a political and social conscience.