Sentence examples for draws this lesson from inspiring English sources

Gail L. Hunton, who as principal historic preservation specialist for the Monmouth County Park System has been involved in the Rumson case, draws this lesson from the two controversies: Local governments should have good, clear preservation ordinances that don't clash with their zoning ordinances, so everyone knows the rules.

The current prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, drew this lesson: "openness and multiculturalism based on mutual respect is what has defined most of the most successful societies in the world".

Economists look at San Diegans' behavior and draw this lesson: Consumers must suffer a lot before they willingly give up comfort and conveniences they have grown used to.

It's not clear if the AAP leadership will draw this lesson and try to define a broad framework for its politics, which it has so far failed to do.

They're not wrong to draw this lesson after years in which we have put off difficult decisions; in which we have allowed our politics to grow smaller as our challenges grew ever more daunting.

I am confident that has happened here tonight, and I am hopeful that all of us are able to draw this positive lesson from this episode".

However, Obama insisted: "What they should draw from this lesson is that there is the potential of resolving these issues diplomatically.

"What they should draw from this lesson is that there is the potential of resolving these issues diplomatically," the president said.

"What they should draw from this lesson is that there is the potential of resolving these issues diplomatically," Mr Obama said.

In an allusion to the dispute between Iran and the West over Iran's nuclear programme, Mr Obama said: "What they should draw from this lesson is that there is the potential of resolving these issues diplomatically".

Instead, he suggested, "what they should draw from this lesson is that there is the potential of resolving these issues diplomatically".