In order to better cope with an uncertain future, calls to learn lessons from research and experience have been made as a means to improving development outcomes in the context of global change (Carlsson and Wohlgemuth 2000; UNISDR 2010; World Bank 2014; Glantz et al. 2014).
A Director's Sleight of Hand Another scene draws Mr. Soderbergh's admiration: the long sequence during which Mr. Redford, sitting at his desk, juggles two phone calls to learn why a $25,000 check from Republican campaign donors has turned up in the bank account of a Watergate burglar.
You're calling me to learn from Enterprise, but we're learning from you as well".
The ODI calls for leaders to learn from policy successes; and pledge to "leave no one behind", as economic development lifts average incomes.
Acquia, for instance, hosts weekly podcasts to share good and bad sales calls for everyone to learn from.
A report has estimated there are 27,000 children in gangs, as the Children's Commissioner for England Anne Longfield calls on professionals to "learn from the mistakes of child sexual exploitation" and treat children as victims not perpetrators.
In the Liberation Daily newspaper, an article by Zhou Ruijin, a former deputy editor of the Communist Party's flagship newspaper, the People's Daily, called on China to learn from Hu Yaobang: to pursue reform, to dare to innovate, to be honest and good.
But this is a man who, while caring for a newborn baby, launched an app (called Cuddlr), had to learn from scratch to code, then promoted and sold the app.
We call on Lynch to learn from the past and work towards true accountability and fairness for all.
Arianna spoke at The Content Council's annual spring conference, Content Chaos: Navigating the Path to Engagement, of her wish to save others the pain of a jarring wake-up call and instead to learn from the suffering and renewal of others.
