Sentence examples for building on experience from inspiring English sources

"DfID itself is less good at using it and building on experience so as to turn learning into action.

General Dempsey returned to Baghdad to oversee the training of Iraq security forces, building on experience he had gained advising Saudi Arabia's armed forces, before being given a third star and the No. 2 job at Central Command.

Building on experience and knowledge with teacher support, students create their own story using iMovie and/or Moviemaker.

The writers of the book thought the whole idea of storytelling and building on experience that Homer uses, and that many adult education tutors uses in real life, is represented in the episode "simply as an excuse for gossip and prurient curiosity".

We will also develop and maintain exchange formats for raw data and processed information (identification, quantification), building on experience from standards development within the Proteomics Standards Initiative (23).

Building on experience so far, we will continue to work together to strengthen, and track over time, our efforts to support PHC performance improvement.

"The information war pretty much decided that early on when rebels, building on experiences during the Arab Spring, used the internet to gain a strong moral upper hand on Assad's crimes.

More generally, autism research is 'reinventing the wheel' in adopting participatory elements, instead of building on experiences and models in similar areas of health research.

Given that the conditions are not identical, we recommend a gradual approach to technology transfer, building on experiences from other geographical regions.

Building on past experience Bangladesh has much longer experience with addressing arsenic issues – large-scale action has taken place for a decade.

"There's also the expectation that Mockus would focus on a range of social issues, building on his experience as one of the best mayors that Bogotá has had".