It attempts to address ethnic issues in a more constructive, comparative and regional perspective, identifying common denominators and drawing lessons from experiences in specific countries and regions". The Kalela dance: aspects of social relationships among urban Africans in northern Rhodesia.
It draws lessons from experience in Latin America where recent changes in agrifood systems have been dramatic.
three years after the final report of the Commission on Social Determinants of Health, WHO convened the World Conference on Social Determinants of Health in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in october 2011 to review progress on implementing the recommendations of the commission, draw lessons from experiences and catalyse coordinated global action.
Drawing lessons from that experience, efforts started in the 1980s to build a framework in which society has laws to go by that must be observed and strictly enforced with law breakers reliably prosecuted.
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.
And in drawing lessons from their experiences, some began to see the Holocaust as an extreme manifestation of a refusal to care about injustice or the fate of one's neighbor.
The question, then, is whether decentralization should be abandoned altogether as an achievable aim or whether some perspectives remain after drawing lessons from these experiences.
This paper describes the design of the auction and its implementation, and seeks to draw lessons from the experience.
This paper describes the flexible simulation architecture proposed and instantiated through Simmcast, and draws lessons from our experience in designing, implementing and deploying it.
Making reference to Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, and Marissa Mayer, the chief executive of Yahoo – two powerful women who have recently incited debates over work-life balance – Ms. Callan draws lessons from her experience.
Before I get to the numbers, let me deal with the usual problem one encounters when trying to draw lessons from foreign experience: somebody is sure to bring up the supposed horrors of Britain's government-run system, which historically had long waiting lists for elective surgery.
