The authorities earnestly try to inculcate patriotism using controversial methods and approaches.

You must learn, culture, cultivate, this type of seeing.

On his home front, he needs to cultivate, at the lowest possible price, an image as a champion of the Palestinian cause.

The biggest impediment to such an education are the mass media, with its tendency to cultivate superficiality and amusement.

But, instead of wishing to attack them, the Japanese, being a practical people, decided that they would be better off cultivating those clever, powerful Jews as friends.

We must develop a spirit of compassion with those who suffer, with special care for the children, the aged, the poor, the disabled, the refugees, and the lonely

The Sri Lanka Ministry of Agriculture has taken steps to commercially cultivate Durian, reports Ajith Parakum Jayasinghe.

In this crowded power play, only Japan is left out, choosing for the most part to remain aloof and cultivate its relations with the US.

To cultivate unity, harmony and love within our society, she said in a later interview, we must first begin to show love ourselves.

While liberalization was promoted in the late 1980 s and embraced during the 1990 s, food markets in the developed world remained highly protected, with Latin American countries suffering the consequences. One indirect, yet tragic, result has been Bolivian, Peruvian, and Colombian peasants continuing cultivation of coca leaves as a means of economic survival.

One indirect, yet tragic, result has been Bolivian, Peruvian, and Colombian peasants continuing cultivation of coca leaves as a means of economic survival.

We must cultivate mutual respect and consideration, so as to reach a reasonable balance of interests, instead of thinking only of unlimited power and unavoidable competitive struggles

The old civil service in countries like Britain or Germany embraced an approach to their tasks that made it a matter of honor to perform well. Self interest and charity are not the only human motivations there is also the motive of service, and it needs to be cultivated.

His leadership success came from his bureaucratic skill in cultivating Congressional support and obtaining resources, and from a rigid discipline that tolerated no failures among his officers.

Thus, if we are to engender a more caring world, we must first recognize the importance of altruism and then cultivate it among individuals and promote cultural change in our societies.

Beyond diminishing Peru s international credibility as a climate champion an image that some members of the government have been attempting to cultivate the law jeopardizes Peru s natural environment and economic growth prospects.

Even though the Colombian government chemically eradicated 523,000 hectares of coca between 2000 and 2004, 114,000 hectares of coca remained under cultivation last year.

China, for example, has been attempting to use soft power to cultivate a less threatening image one that it hopes will undermine, and even discourage, the coalitions that have been emerging to counterbalance its rising economic and military might.

If we can cultivate a wider tolerance of human diversity, politicians, business leaders, and administrators would be less fearful of exposure, because they would realize that they have done nothing that they must hide.

Instead, she doubled down on callaloo, a Caribbean herb that cost less to produce but sold enough to subsidize the beets.

In this crowded power play, only Japan is left out, choosing for the most part to remain aloof and cultivate its relations with the US, which is now to supply anti missile technology to counter the North Korean threat.