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"It wasn't as clear as 'CBD is fine to take', so I think we need to instil knowledge in coaches and the unions.
It helps the masses rise to the occasion by instilling knowledge, self-awareness, and hope.
With his gleeful, dumb stare, Gritty is like some overgrown, empty humanoid vessel, waiting to be instilled with knowledge of this world.
Nicolas Sadirac, 42's Stanford-trained director, who wears the standard geek uniform of jeans and T-shirt, says the French school system instils knowledge, but not the right state of mind: it "trains people to be disciplined, but afraid of risk...yet tomorrow's economy will all be about creativity".
The generic components sought to promote patient safety as an organisational priority, increase the effectiveness of senior leadership in relation to safety, engender a culture of safety, and instil knowledge of the principles of safe practice among staff.
"I think his main legacy will be instilling confidence among all people in South Africa, instilling the knowledge that people are equal, all people regardless of colour; that people can live in peace and harmony and love".
She spent her life working for the mob and instilling her knowledge into future generations through environmental work, weaving and storytelling.
In his speech, Mr Gibb said during his time in office he had visited around 400 schools and was often struck by the failure of teachers to instil robust knowledge and context into their teaching.
I was determined to continue the nurturing tradition of professors at historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) by instilling confidence, knowledge, and pride.
