"It instils in them a cruelty that they pass down, generation to generation".Ample evidence backs his view, say Richard Reeves and Emily Cuddy of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.
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The economy even seems to have benefited from jitters about terrorism, since the same repressive regime that props up the country's Communist leaders also instils investors and tourists with a sense of security.There are problems, of course.
In all such groups, this triple cultural package instils drive, the capacity to endure, to take a hit and to start all over again.
New Zealand's tax code instils "anger, frustration, confusion and alienation" in the islands' businessmen, according to a 2001 report to ministers.
Its thinkers blame the party's rout on weak leadership and a shortage of allies without acknowledging the squeamishness the BJP instils in other parties.
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".
Nevertheless, the unbalanced political-economic interaction between the two countries instils the fear that this relief is only temporary.In mid-1999, the BOJ is desperately trying to hold the exchange rate down to around 120 yen to the dollar close to current purchasing-power parity (PPP) with the United States and surrounding East Asian countries.
Samsung's greatest strength has been the discipline and loyalty it instils in its workforce.
Supporters of conscription say a stint in uniform instils discipline and a sense of social cohesion.
That is not just for the obvious reason that both were schooled a little further up the Thames, at Eton College, and are therefore well-endowed with the self-deprecating charm which that institution famously instils.
