Sentence examples for draw the lessons from inspiring English sources

In a statement, he said he had ordered them "to rapidly draw the lessons of this disaster".

He was trying to draw the lessons of 9/11 and apply them to the situation in Iraq.

The tears had washed the eyes of the people, had allowed them to draw the lessons from this tragedy, and they started to hope for a normal life.

"The president will draw the lessons from this vote and he will do it in the best interests of France," he said, without commenting on his own fate.

"We continue to think that the improvement in governance that is presently envisaged is in our opinion insufficient to draw the lessons from the crisis," Mr. Trichet told the finance ministers, referring to the E.C.B.'s position.

Speaking for the central bank, Mr. Trichet told the finance ministers, "We continue to think that the improvement in governance that is presently envisaged is in our opinion insufficient to draw the lessons from the crisis".

Other critics, by contrast, draw the lesson that the Fed is being too cautious.

A little girl next to her says, "Eyes," providing the teacher with an opportunity to use one of her students to draw the lesson out.

As he looks ahead to other elections, most notably a big one in Bihar this year, he might draw the lesson that this negligence comes at a political price.

I think the Chinese supervisors have drawn the lessons, but caution should be exercised.

The real lesson that Ghana, a former military dictatorship, gives to the African continent "is having drawn the lessons from its past mistakes," the editorial read.