Sentence examples for applying past lessons from inspiring English sources

Despite challenges, applying past lessons in large landscape conservation while addressing human needs, along with concerted global action, could assure the long-term persistence of wild cheetahs.

Applying lessons of past injustice to the present, the jury acquitted the young Muslim man.

To avoid such traps, Kanter advocates applying lessons from past failures to your innovation efforts.

6) "Innovation: The Classic Traps," by Rosabeth Moss Kanter, advocates applying lessons from past failures to your innovation efforts.

If Liberal Democracy is about anything it is surely about applying the lessons of the past to the present.

They failed as leaders to strike a balance between applying lessons from the past that had worked, with a creative insight into how this battle, this enemy, this war is different; what they missed was the necessity of challenging orthodoxy.

Unfortunately, Weis is demonstrating through his actions that decisions about policing in Chicago are once again being made without applying lessons learned from past mistakes.

A I have acknowledged my mistakes in the past, and I am applying the lessons of those mistakes to a call for change now, so that this campaign and all future campaigns will be conducted differently.

Weis and his colleagues within the Department have demonstrated on more than one occasion that there is not a practice of applying lessons learned from the past (even the recent past) when making decisions in the present.

He wanted to apply the lessons of past presidential triumphs and failures to his own urgent project of setting the country on a new path.

Turkey needs time, but it can't avoid opening itself up to the facts.'" Although some younger Germans chide Grass for an obsession with the country's past, he applies its lessons widely.