If they can't internalize it, they won't trust it.

Beyond disinformation, producers have few incentives to internalize the costs of the environmental damage that they cause. Likewise, consumers have little incentive to internalize the health care costs of their food choices.

Law has to be simple enough so that people can internalize it in their daily choices.

We all internalize it from a very early age without even having a language for what we're doing.

Fake it till you become it. You know? It's not Do it enough until you actually become it and internalize.

Both governments and corporations should internalize the message and learn from the Libyan example. The alternative may be too expensive for shareholders and citizens alike.

Employees must understand instinctively what may be done and what should never be done. They must internalize a culture that values strict adherence to high ethical standards of conduct.

Regardless of its effectiveness, the armed struggle waged by the PLO did empower the Palestinians and internalize a sense of collective dignity and self respect within them. Their cause could no longer be ignored.

But they get the information that causes them to stop, causes them to internalize that they need to make all of the various parts that will cause them to change their shape, and try to get out of this capillary and find out what's going on.

According to this view, if markets do not fully internalize all of the costs of private action environmental pollution is a classic example some optimal tax or subsidy supposedly can correct the problem. So, if a monopoly is restricting output and raising prices, regulate firms and industries.

Owing mainly to its environmentally negative externalities, an unregulated energy market is not a useful governing mechanism, because it is unable to internalize the environmental costs. It has been calculated that the most contaminating energy sources would have to pay a 70 tax to reflect their negative externalities.

Most officials now concede the existence of systemic risk as a form of pollution, meaning that banks and other financial firms do not necessarily internalize the full costs of their structures and activities. And these costs can be huge potentially large enough, despite recent reform attempts, to cause Great Depression II (or worse).

We must internalize lessons from the past and focus on establishing well functioning markets that enable developing countries fully to tap their economies comparative advantage. As part of this process, a facilitating role for the state is desirable in developing and developed economies alike, although the appropriate role may be different depending on a country s stage of development.

Ms. Dairiam said that, although Paraguay's efforts to promote women's advancement had produced encouraging results, de facto equality had not yet been achieved because of a lack of conceptual clarity regarding the principle of equality and non discrimination, the failure to internalize that principle within all other mainstream plans, and the inadequacy of the methodologies used to apply the principle of equality and address the diverse contexts in which equality should be promoted.