Sentence examples for a primary lesson from inspiring English sources

Was not a primary lesson of the past, from Prussia to Weimar and the Third Reich, that the army must never show force inside Germany?One way of understanding Germany's army is that it is a new type of institution, created not so much to wage wars but to atone for the past and make its repeat impossible.

A primary lesson from our cases is that control cannot be studied apart from technology and context because one will never get to understand the underlying 'infrastructure' the meeting point of many technologies and many types of controls.

You can't teach a primary lesson about treating others with kindness when you chose a man for president who thrives off being a bully and a bigot.

Table 3 is an extract from a primary school lesson studying Venn diagrams.

Table 3 Pedagogic relations in a primary school lesson   Role sp Interact Act 1 [pointing to the centre of the Venn diagram in the textbook]   T Direct Attention So B will go right in the middle there, K1   Model Reasoning won't it Hasan?

Second, that SAP has understood the primary lesson of the success of the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model: The software vendor and its ecosystem must take financial responsibility for the complexity of the software.

She said that she has been consulting for the World Health Organization on a project about pollution, advising them to heed the primary lesson she has learned from Women on 20s: keep the message short and simple.

The primary lesson of this crisis is that we, as a nation, took on too much risk — leveraging finite capital on a fantasy that no bet would ever go bad.

The primary lesson: "The solution is always more content, not less," Mr. Sullivan said.

The primary lesson from this experience was that "you can't wait around for someone else to act.

Mr. Bush said the primary lesson he had learned from Vietnam was that it is impossible to fight a guerrilla war with only conventional forces.