Sentence examples for cited the lessons from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pham cited the lessons of Mali, where American-trained commanders of elite army units defected to Islamic insurgents that seized the north last year.

(We cited the lessons of the Second Vatican Council, which, taking up the theme of responsible parenthood, only three years before, had said, "The parents themselves, and no one else, should ultimately make this judgment in the sight of God").

Argentina, Uruguay, and Ecuador also cited the lessons learned regarding staff training, but these were not assessed in this study.

From the other end of the political spectrum, Oxfam and Jubilee Iraq have taken much the same position, while Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobelist, is advocating relief on more prudent grounds, citing the lessons of the 1919 Treaty of Versailles, which required Germany to pay heavy war reparations.

Partly by finding passages in Twain's novels that have some dim relationship to investing, but mainly by citing the lessons learned by the author from his assorted financial debacles.

Instead, they cite the lesson given to young political reporters that there are three ways to judge a politician: "The first is to look at the record.

He has often cited the familiar lesson that the United States should never commit its troops without broad public support — "the Vietnam thing," he recently called it.

He cited "the greatest lesson Mom ever taught me," namely, that "there would be times in your life when you have to choose between being loved and being respected….

He cited the need to "learn the lessons from Fukushima".

Yet, modern popular science writers persist in citing the Copernican lesson as evidence of the scientifically-stultifying consequences of letting moral reflection tangle with theories about the physical cosmos.

Osborne cited the euro as an object lesson in the perils of a currency union, pointing out that Eurozone countries have had to surrender more and more authority to Brussels over their national spending decisions in order to make the single currency work.