Sentence examples for government learned from from inspiring English sources

The government learned from experience, though.

So what has the government learned from all this?

Action research is conducted to explore how the Taiwanese government learned from a hospital project and applied this experience to develop innovative IT-enabled services in the healthcare industry.

"WikiLeaks made no effort to contact us about these documents – the United States government learned from news organizations that these documents would be posted," General Jones said.

Had the government learned from the model fashioned in northern Mississippi between the fall of 1862 and early 1864, the newly freed slaves might well have enjoyed a far easier transition to life in postwar America.

The government learned from its mistake and adapted to confront a new enemy: a terror network capable of orchestrating attacks across the world.

What can local and central government learn from each other?

However, it can be revived once again if the government learns from its mistakes.

Welsh Lib Dem leader Kirsty Williams said the priorities were "hardly surprising" and the party would use them to ensure "the Welsh Labour government learns from its mistakes and starts to actually improve our health service, rather than sitting back and continuing to allow our NHS to deteriorate".

Maybe our government learns from other countries like in the Pacific and South Asian region, where economic challenges don't stop their work on climate change.

"We're seeing the government learn from its mistakes and gradually become more open". Chinese leaders have had several opportunities recently to absorb such lessons.