Meanings of instil more in English

The abortion ruling follows five years of PiS efforts to instil more conservative values in public life.

Indeed, the stabilisation of Ireland's finances should help to instil more consumer confidence and business activity in 2010, he said.

Early in this government, the minister in charge of public services said that he was determined to instil more fear among its workers.

He said the remain campaign would have been on more solid foundations if successive British governments had sought to instil more pride in Europe.

Wasted an invitation to dummy five metres out in the opening half and needs to instil more doubt in defences, but goal-kicking impeccableooking increasingly assured.

But a recent string of such IPOs has instilled more confidence among investors.