Sentence examples for chief lessons from inspiring English sources

One of the chief lessons the presiding judge brought to the attention of the Justice Secretary was the urgent need to 'listen to voice of the child'.

One of the chief lessons learned so far, Ms. Lazar said, is to have a predictable schedule and a reliable format.

But the chief lessons of his childhood had to do with scarcity — the necessity of exchange to even the most fundamental needs — and, above all, thrift.

And one of the chief lessons of the 1990's, when successive economic crises rippled quickly around the world, was a simple one: the weakest economies are often the first pushed off the edge of the cliff.

Neil Saker, of SG Securities in Singapore, argues that central banks have learned one of the chief lessons of the financial collapse that they cannot follow targets for both inflation and the exchange rate and have rightly chosen to stress price stability.

Worse, many current members of Congress seem unable to adhere to one of Punaro's chief "lessons learned" from his Senate experience: following one's "moral compass".

The chief lesson of Afghanistan, for America, is that it can fight its wars by itself.

His chief lesson from 2008 is that "liberal democratic states can't remain globally competitive".

The chief lesson, he said, was that there should be no more Philadelphias.

The chief lesson Washington learned from Brooklyn, according to Dr. Jackson, was to protect his army, not places.

For Annan, the chief lesson of the past decade is that the U.N. must say no to impossible missions and insufficiently supported mandates.