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National and international agencies are attempting to draw lessons from the experience of the H1N1 pandemic.

The U.S. should draw lessons from examples abroad, such as the EU Commission's efforts to stimulate competition between suppliers, the elimination of destination clauses on gas delivered to the EU, and the Second Gas Derivative.

The school itself is also drawing lessons from the crisis.

The impeachment of Corona is an appropriate example for drawing lessons from the experience of the United States, whose constitutional practices and provisions were written into the Philippine Constitution almost verbatim, and whose case law is usually directly cited in the Philippine judicial system.

The new program will draw lessons from and build on the successes of the earlier program.

The effort to draw lessons from past failures is commendable.

"We hope that the U.S. can draw lessons from history," he said.

"We have to draw lessons from it - and drawing lessons from Fukushima could take up to 10 years, referring to the time it took to draw lessons from Three Mile Island and Chernobyl.

HayWired draws lessons from recent quakes around the world.

The conference will draw lessons and inspiration from existing programs that are proving effective.

It was meant to be "a book of examples (ibar) from which to draw lessons".