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Getting them to internalize the message is the other half.

Over the last two years, she too had internalized her own position of power and authority.

Without a doubt, he internalized a lot of that culture.

But then I'll internalize the stuff he played and be a better person for it.

And the more internalized we got, the happier I was.

At age 25, she has been through too much to internalize a defeat.

As a living creature she could not turn off or internalize the same way.

Now, she was internalizing the bad hand she'd been dealt.

They understand concepts, he said, but have not internalized the rules.

It is as if, at the end of this century, the landscape has become internalized.

Internalizing power means that the leader feels right in the job.

A human being is only able to do that by internalizing energy and bringing it through their system.

It also internalizes a theory of what a hole is.

I don't know how she will internalize all of this.

"She said they could internalize the material but not express it well."

All three internalized their mother's long illness and death differently.

After he internalized that about himself, we saw a completely different person emerge.

"The child has simply internalized the parents' concern and accepted it as what he should be feeling."

Ten years is a significant chunk of time when you're growing up, internalizing things.

We can barely grasp and internalize the death of one child.

And even women internalize the sense that it is inappropriate or especially difficult for them to do these things.

How much of that anger he may have internalized is impossible to guess.

How he managed to internalize these values is, of course, the great mystery.

"And then we had to convince them to internalize our deadline."

It shows the seriousness of the business, which I had never fully internalized.

It is more often said that boys internalise you know.

We tend to internalise the beliefs of the people around us during childhood.

Today patients will often internalise the person of their analyst in order to appropriate the strength and health that he or she represents.

We must do more to internalise external costs.

We seem to teaching kids to internalise the assessment structure and tailor all their outcomes to it.

It would be most important to internalise the cost of decommissioning power stations in electricity generation as a whole.

In this way, they internalise the elements of story structure - the opening, setting, characters, events and resolution.

One reason is to internalise an externality problem.

They say that once having used miscue analysis, they internalise its approach, and never listen to a child read in the same way again.

One of the most important objectives of any sustainable development policy is to internalise environmental externalities into the economy.

One of the first things that we should do is to internalise what are popularly referred to as 'external costs'.

As a result of measures that aim to internalise external costs, economic efficiency is likely to increase and negative environmental effects will decrease.

I have long been fascinated by the way Keats seemed to internalise so much of Shakespeare, and at such a young age.

Even for 20% to be economically feasible today without having to internalise the external costs is a tremendous challenge.

So I'd internalise it, as you put it.

Sustainable city, a city that internalise the problems it generates, solving them instead of transferring to other or to the future.

Each step is but a different way of helping the class to begin to internalise the gravity of a family's decision to lace unknown dangers.

This suggests that firms will arise which can internalise the production of goods and services required to deliver a product, thus avoiding these costs.

The question is: do we want to internalise that in the cost price, do we want the polluter to pay?

Under such influences, girls cannot help but internalise the blonde-haired, blue-eyed Thin Ideal as normal.

The subsidiarity principle, as expressed in the proposal, allows the Member States to decide for themselves whether they want to internalise these external costs.

He saw the need for environmental protection and weaved his principals into religious commandments so that people can internalise those principals easily.

That is, we want to establish a framework, to lay down ground rules that Member States must observe if they wish to internalise external costs.

This is part of a wider strategy to internalise the external costs of transport in all modes to get transport prices right.

One tax seeks to internalise negative externalities from private firms that pollute excessively, whilst the other taxes have different purposes.