Sentence examples for governments to learn from inspiring English sources

The database and map allow residents and governments to learn about the biggest polluters in their neighborhoods and get the broad picture as well.

It is to be hoped that the planned compendium of reviews of national transport policy will provide further evidence of good practice in these areas, and thus help national governments to learn from one another.

We only have to study democratic versus dictatorial governments to learn that we thrive in environments of tolerance and fairness and suffer in their absence.

"They need the tools, some technical assistance, some coaching, and to develop the culture within their governments to learn those tools and put them into practice.

We're working with the Development Gateway Foundation to create a geo-coding manual to allow other donors and Governments to learn from our experience and develop their own geo-tools.

Sullivan is constantly traveling, from Saudi Arabia to Burma and to many other countries, to assist governments to learn how to communicate publicly and to work with the media.

However, there is much for the government to learn from the past few days.

Oh, it will take a great deal for government to learn that lesson.

He said such cards could also allow the government to learn whether the person had left when the visa expired.

Bill Shorten urged the government to learn from the Bishop affair and shy away from a "hyper-partisan" choice.

She urges the government to learn from the report and from those who live in food poverty.