Sentence examples for drawing of lessons from inspiring English sources

The nub of his story is always placed four-fifths of the way in, leaving the final fifth for the drawing of lessons.

Among the goals, one senior official said, is to highlight "the limits of our knowledge," drawing on lessons learned from Iraq.

They are therefore rejected for policy purposes of drawing out lessons for other countries since Cronbach's alpha indicates the internal consistency and reliability of the factor and hence the cohesion of variables as a group.14.

The review tool proved to be challenging in terms of drawing out lessons about gender, equity and human rights.

A scholar such as Herder or a poet-dramatist such as Schiller drew lessons of moral, psychological, and philosophical import from the wisdom found in the subculture of das Volk.

So that will be the focus of the cyber-security exhibition – drawing lessons of the past for the future".

He shows no sign, however, of drawing appropriate lessons from it.

I am committed to drawing the lessons of recent events, and it's my hope that by doing so, we will make a great university better.

As Brooks et al. [ 11] point out: "drawing the lessons of global conservation prioritization down to a much finer scale is now the primary concern for conservation planning".

This paper aims to review the methods applied in recent scientific studies on inequalities in smoking, with the aim of drawing lessons for the monitoring of smoking inequalities.

The last decade, over all, has left Mr. Meinecke with the conviction that "some new idea of socialism" drawing on the lessons of the past is needed.