Sentence examples for built upon the lessons from inspiring English sources
The meeting was part of the contingency plan drawn up by the Bank ahead of the vote which built upon the lessons of the 2008 crisis.
While such works built upon the lessons of colour and brushstroke he learned from French Impressionism, they rejected the lessons of perspectival space that had been developed in Western art since the Renaissance.
Certify: For consumers to be able to purchase conflict-free electronics made with Congolese minerals, a certification scheme that builds upon the lessons of the Kimberley Process for conflict diamonds will be required.
The Government of Malawi, and development partners, can build upon the lessons of the Mchinji district to scale up this programme as a core component of the country's social protection.
But it's no history lesson, rather an evocation of place and meaning, the geography of the psyche and the way the future is built upon the past.
Welch built upon Jones' successes, as Jones built upon the good work done by earlier CEOs.
We build upon these lessons by proposing a global fee-supported system similar to that employed by UNITAID for the sourcing of essential medicines.
BTB builds upon the successes and lessons learned from prior depression treatment efforts but it also differs from previous efforts in important ways.
As your kids move forward on their road to independence, the lessons build upon the foundation of principles you have helped them build -- and address the real-life situations and obstacles they will encounter.
