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On Tuesday, CPAG also publishes a collection of papers by respected academics and experts such as Anne Power and Lisa Harker, now at the NSPCC, examining the lessons learned in trying to achieve the 2020 target.

Examining the lessons arising from the controversy surrounding 1G biofuels, this paper assesses their relevance for perceptions of sustainability of 2G biofuels and considers the policy challenges for managing the transition to a sustainable UK bioenergy system, with particular emphasis on lignocellulosic options for biofuels.

But the absence was telling: for Ralston, examining the lesson of his severed limb seems to have become a life's work.

She examines the lessons learned in the case of the 2009 Fort Hood terrorist attack.

He'll also examine the lessons of the war for Americans today.

This study aims to examine the lessons that can be learned by comparing good and bad practices for accomplishing successful urban regeneration projects in traditional retail districts.

Still, one needn't examine the lessons of history too closely to realise that the best diviners of truth don't make the best legislators.

The government, having examined the lessons of recent conflicts in Libya and Mali, decided that it could not afford to cut military spending too severely.

Headlined "German lessons for Miliband's growth agenda" (never let the FT stand accused of being catchy), it urges Labour to "re-examine the lessons to be learned from the German social market economy".

The chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said Monday that it should decide within 90 days on how to address recommendations to be issued this week by a task force that examined the lessons of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident in Japan.

In this article, the author will outline the reasons behind the rise of data security as a front line issue and examine the lessons to be learnt from HMRC.