| They represent how individuals and groups internalise their history, and how we reluctantly hold on to unshakeable past events. |
| Just as much as you internalise the parent, so you externalise the child. |
| Mr El Dik says that when people internalise these feeling, is leads them to believe that the only way to solve conflict is through violence. |
| An important part of such strategies is making enterprises internalise the environmental and social effects of their production. |
| When undertakings are not obliged to internalise the costs of pollution, society as a whole bears these costs. |
| Most lawyers, of course, don't internalise their sophistries. |
