Sentence examples for draws the lessons from inspiring English sources

"NATO always draws the lessons from its operations, and we're already doing that with Libya," Adm. James G. Stavridis, an American officer who is the alliance's senior military commander, said in an e-mail statement.

Forrester draws the lesson that retailers need to do a better job appealing to online consumers in their physical stores.

In both cases, Stirner draws the lesson that the individual must move from social to egoistic relationships in order to escape subjection.

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

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 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.

Then we draw the lessons of this legal analysis for the design of a valid architecture based on Privacy Agents.

The goal of this paper is to draw the lessons learned from a project that involved security systems engineers, computer scientists, lawyers and social scientists.

When there are failures, draw the lessons from every one, and improve the process to avoid making the same ones again.

But rather than discard the idea outright, let's draw the lessons from those programs to craft an approach for 2010.