Everything is learned from first principles.
Lessons must be learned from the first and second cohort of trailblazer apprenticeships to ensure this reform doesn't exclude small businesses.
It was anticipated that great lessons would be learned from the first and second years of implementation that would prepare Ontario toward full implementation in September 2014.
If there was anything to be learned from their first two games, both embarrassing losses to fourth-year expansion teams, it is that the Rangers will take some time to absorb Coach Glen Sather's dictum that they become defensively responsible and play with more discipline.
"There is definitely a lesson to be learned from the first class of female elected officials in terms of timing it right and figuring out how to broaden your base," she said.
A spokesman for the Department of Environment, Food and Rural affairs said: "We knew there'd be lessons to be learned from the first year of the pilot culls which is why we're looking forward to receiving the panel's recommendations for improving the way they are carried out, because we need to do all we can to tackle this devastating disease".
Lessons learned: Critical lessons can be learned from the first 6 months of the humanitarian operation, which are essential to ensure the response in Haiti becomes more efficient, effective, accountable, and responsive to the needs of the most vulnerable.
"There's nothing to be learned from the second kick of a mule.
By Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie August 1, 2017 Right-wing populism is rising around the world; there are lessons to be learned from "Inside the Third Reich," the memoir of Hitler's close associate Albert Speer.
Analysts say there are lessons to be learned from Britain, where the first nuclear plant to supply substantial amounts of electricity to a national grid opened in 1956.
What lesson is to be learned from the juxtaposition of our first entry into the land and the rule of the first-fruits?
