Sentence examples for of the inculcation from inspiring English sources

The success of schools like the Harlem Children's Zone's Promise Academy is not because of the inculcation of "middle-class values" (when do middle-class kids ever learn to look at the person who is talking?).

This chapter addresses the history of the inculcation of omics technologies in the field of industrial biotechnology followed by the tools developed for improving the industrial output.

Similarly, professional researchers' experiences of time are increasingly harried (Garforth and Červinková, 2009), particularly by virtue of the inculcation of political and corporate mechanisms for evaluating and governing science (for example, work packages, Gant charts, deliverables).

Notable among these was the invocation of the Christian value of public service as a personal incentive for rural or hardship postings among doctors, as well as explicit mention of the inculcation of socialist values for those trained in the former Soviet Union.

The sheer physicality, the closeness of some of our interactions in an all-encompassing atmosphere of familial trust, contribute much to the inculcation and growth of these feelings.

And this extends from apparently innocent practices like expecting presents from Santa Claus and teaching them childish euphemisms for physical functions, to the inculcation of religious beliefs, social practices and taboos intended to last a lifetime.

Darwin, by contrast, maintained that, even if humans had once been polygamous, they had never lived in sexual freedom: male jealousy had always led to "the inculcation of female virtue".

Jeffrey Pfeffer of Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, writes in the same journal that Mr Ghoshal "if anything understates the potential downside to the inculcation and acceptance of economic language, assumptions and theory".

And second, that a key aspect of transmitting the pattern of brokenness is the inculcation of a harsh morality.

Thus the transition to democracy should include not only an introduction of the democratic rules of game but also the inculcation of new democratic values and attitudes among the power holders and the ordinary people as well.

Education implied the formation of the whole personality: the inculcation of ideas, beliefs, and attitudes through control of the entire environment of youth, in accordance with the model of communal education among the ancients.