61.   The European Commission has no opinion on the size of the slaughter program as long as it instills enough confidence for the EU to lift its ban.

62.   The Fed rate cut was the biggest effort so far by U.S. authorities to try to instill confidence in a badly shaken financial system.

63.   The game teaches strategy and consequences and instills confidence.

64.   The government had hoped the budget would instill confidence, but dealers were unconvinced.

65.   The main aim of Adm. Leighton Smith was to instill confidence in remaining Serbs and to ensure freedom of movement in and around the Bosnian capital.

66.   The sweep instilled confidence.

67.   The UNHCR said the move was part of an effort to instill confidence in the Serb population.

68.   There are indications Mr. Hashimoto was beginning to grapple with this reality, though the measures he undertook were halfhearted and too diffused to instill much confidence.

69.   For the past two-and-a-half decades Cambodia has been described in terms hardly likely to instill confidence in international investors.

70.   He stressed that his troops would work hard to ensure even-handedness in carrying out their operation and instill confidence in the local population and the various warring groups.