Sentence examples for act on lessons from inspiring English sources
Critics say both the Indian and Pakistani governments have repeatedly failed to act on lessons from the past on how to manage their yearly monsoon drenching, even as flood catastrophes become more frequent.
Acting on lessons learned in 2010, UNICEF improved its response and significantly reduced deployment times by re-establishing its Human Resources in Emergencies Unit.
Mr. Ban stressed that the United Nations – which did not stop the genocide in 1994 – "has a moral duty to act on the lessons of Rwanda".
Make the time to notice, reflect and act on these lessons.
Time and distance from the events of Sept. 11 will not make us safer unless we act on its lessons.
Time and distance from the events of September 11 will not make us safer unless we act on its lessons.
Will he act on the lessons of the Olympics and announce that the private sector just can't perform some of the jobs earmarked for outsourcing?
"The oversight committee believes that it is essential that matters raised by the Bank's initial review should be thoroughly and independently examined and that the Bank's executive should act on any lessons learned," Lees said.
Labour MP John Healey, who was shadow health minister when Southern Cross went bust, warned: "The government has failed to act on the lessons of the Southern Cross collapse and I think there is a strong case for regulating for good care standards and good business standards.
Deborah Coles of Inquest, which campaigns on behalf of families of those who die in custody, said: "We remain convinced that the only way to learn from and act on the lessons resulting from Gareth Myatt's death is for there to be an independent, holistic inquiry in public of the juvenile justice system, with the proper involvement of families, children and those working within it".
