He urges Russians to take pride in their past, and stop looking west for role models.
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All this is bad news in a region that used to take pride in its reborn freedom.
Organisers believe the events will give people around the country the chance to take pride in Glasgow's host role.
They taught us to put every last bit of effort into our education and to take pride in our work.
This incentive, in turn, leads you to want to take pride in your work, as something that is about your clients, rather than about short-term moneymaking.
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We believe that this motivates them to achieve the mandate of public safety and allows them to take pride in being part of a transparent government institution.
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He also quickly laid down a code of discipline as he enforced a set or rules including the requirement of the players to eat together, to take pride in their appearance and restricting mobile phones usage to the hotel room.
"From supporting the training and finances of an Olympic athlete to building industrial parks and helping Cambodia become a leading rice exporter, we want to invest in areas that Cambodians take pride in, " said Marvin Yeo, the co-founder of Frontier Investment Partners.
Today, the academic scores are still below average, but the classrooms are peaceful and the kids seem to now take some pride in the school.
She says there has been "an explosion of migration stories in the press" and people are starting to take great interest and pride in their origins.
Having been happy enough to win power on the changes of policy and image he helped to fashion, New Labour should take no pride in refusing to acknowledge its debt.
But I can guarantee you I will -- I look at this from the perspective of how can I create a strong, viable, competitive auto industry that is giving workers an opportunity to build a great product, take pride in that product, and continue to support their families and build communities that are strong.
There are so many men, 'real men' who are wonderful husbands, wonderful fathers, who are secure enough to allow their partners to be free to grow and develop, who take pride in there wives accomplishments, who are big enough as people to allow their wives and children to succeed and blossom.
"The government has to take the right action in order to preserve the pride and sovereignty of this country, " he said in his statement.
Those at the top of the food chain get a new identity in which to take pride, that of the sushi-eating, Brazilian-girlfriend-having cosmopolitan.
If this is something you really want to do, your intentions are good, you take pride in what you do, and you are a decent human being who cares and is committed to doing it right, I want you to do it, and do it well, and succeed, and be appropriately rewarded.
We take great pride in helping to build this Northeast ecosystem.
Americans should take pride in our openness to individuals and their children who can succeed in the United States without regard to class or place of birth.
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The enthusiasm of Mr. Rosen in participating seems to be shared throughout the organization as Dan explained how the experienced employees take great pride in sharing their knowledge with the students in the Project SEARCH program and relish in the reward of seeing jobs click with the students.
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People in New York take obnoxious pride in their iPod playlists, curating them with precise attention to hipness and currency, as if they're fearful Lou Reed will peep over their shoulder on the subway, see the Black Eyed Peas on the screen and buy them a ticket on the first bus back to Connecticut.
She said that the UK can take "real pride" in its efforts to improve debt relief, and that the bill would extend public sector practices to the private and commercial sector.
The music business has jumped to new formats often, causing headaches for those of us who take pride in our music libraries.
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Ivy League graduates may take pride in their education, but they tend not to stress their Ivy Leagueness to voters in a presidential campaign: Like being rich, being from the Ivy League is something that may be privately savored, but that, in national elections, is best not flaunted in front of those without the same advantages.
Milliners take a certain pride in the multiple consultations and fittings required to deliver a hand-made hat perfectly tailored to a particular style and face shape.
In reflecting on our Nation's rich Hispanic heritage, let us take pride in our unique and vibrant history, and recommit to a shared future of freedom, prosperity, and opportunity for all.
But I think we should take pride in this particular accomplishment because it speaks not only to the security of our two nations but also the security of the world as a whole.
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It can pass legislation to take over failing local authorities, but in practice almost never does: home pride (and patronage) run deep, and race can become an issue.
"We take pride in the work we've created and are committed to helping reduce copyright infringement and software piracy, " said a spokesperson, who claimed that the firm handled many complaints from gamers who have been exposed to malicious software or fraud after joining a private server.
The Moscow outfit can take much pride from the manner in which they frustrated Inter but will have to give a more positive showing next Tuesday if they are to overturn the deficit on the plastic pitch of the Luzhniki Stadium.
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