Sentence examples for Specific lessons from inspiring English sources

Specific lessons from this literature are described in the next section, but the rationale for the comparison between wind farm siting and hospital closure is worth elucidating.

Specific lessons from such projects for my proposed use of tortoises on islands are thus difficult to draw, and are beyond the scope of this proposal.

Specific lessons were drawn for international rule-making for health equity, and emphasis was given to biotechnology, risks assessment, technology transfer, sharing benefits of global scientific and technological advances, and technical cooperation.

But there are specific lessons in the Obama phenomenon.

What specific lessons did you learn at Stanford GSB that you still use today?

Accompanying CD includes 50 tracks geared to specific lessons in the book.

Other stories are more fun, but single women looking for advice on how to become a swinger will find almost no practical or emotionally gender-specific lessons in "Swingland".

Although her target audience is young adult readers, Blumenthal's book transcends age-specific lessons by vividly illustrating the tenaciousness of the human spirit, the slipperiness of legal interpretation, and the importance of keeping the past clearly in focus.

They stated that, as they learnt from training, they could prepare class-specific lessons.

Training on HIV and AIDS helped the study teachers to increase their ability and skills to prepare class-specific lessons.

The children in the programme are taught age-specific lessons about how the virus is contracted as well as issues related to stigma and discrimination.