Sentence examples for government learning from inspiring English sources

Dr. Tunis said he spent a lot of time in government "learning about NICE and trying to adopt the processes and mechanisms they used, and we just couldn't".

In 1985, Macau Government, learning from the concession management practices in the French water sector, awarded a consortium of two private companies, NWS Holding Limits (Hong Kong) and SUEZ Environment (France), a 25-year concession contract.

The funding will support... Bangladesh water and sanitation sector leads the way for Ghana mission Dhaka 5 June , 2007 A high level government learning mission from Ghana has ended successfully after 10 days in Bangladesh.

His tour through the history of government learning is sobering, suggesting there may be a growing policy gap.

Asked about the senators' criticism, Mr. Rodriguez replied with his own statement Monday, declaring again that "information obtained from senior Al Qaida terrorists, who became compliant after receiving enhanced interrogation techniques, was key to the U.S. government learning of the existence of a courier who was Bin Laden's lifeline".

The government learned from experience, though.

So what has the government learned from all this?

What can local and central government learn from each other?

Did the government learn nothing from the Arab spring?

— Joe Ingram, a high school teacher of history and government, learned a welcome lesson here on Saturday.

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