Sentence examples for draw on lessons from from inspiring English sources
She emphasizes the importance of enlisting national advocacy groups that can draw on lessons from court consent decrees they have won in suits against child welfare systems in at least 20 states.
The coalition can draw on lessons from abroad where justice reinvestment and prisoner re-entry programmes, driven by economic necessity in many states in America, have had considerable success at reducing crime and rates of reoffending.
If this is true, then crime concentration at places (and among offenders and victims) is much like other phenomena in nature, that the processes that lead to concentration are similar across domains, and that crime scientists would be advised to draw on lessons from fields far removed from crime.
He can draw on lessons from anthropology, the CIA, sociology, politics, and the economy.
North American countries have not yet adopted bioenergy-related standards to protect biodiversity, but the development of such policies should draw on lessons from a parallel situation in Europe where biofuel expansion and reductions in targets for set-aside programs have already had negative impacts on grassland bird populations [51].
I will consider each of these elements, their implications for measles eradication and draw on lessons from smallpox eradication.
They will draw on lessons learnt from the BSE (mad cow) and foot and mouth crises in the UK and the current bird flu outbreak there, among others.
It draws on lessons from those experiences, as well as the comparative insights extrapolated from other jurisdictions.
I am currently working on research to advise governments how health systems can be rebuilt, drawing on lessons from countries that have improved their health systems.
Here, we argue that the importance of technical operations is undeniable, offering possible solutions by drawing on lessons from outdated biotherapeutics production methods and highlighting advances in the field.
