Sentence examples for institutional lessons from inspiring English sources

If The Times really wants to extract institutional lessons from this fiasco, it needs to re-examine its fixation on diversity.

Secondly, by using three case studies of livelihood development projects and identifying the social, economic and institutional lessons learned that point both to best and worst practice.

That overarching inquiry led by an expert panel will try to bring together the "institutional lessons" not only from the Home Office but also from the NHS, the BBC, social services and churches for future child protection work.

Institutional lesson-learning.

In some areas of activity, the program has introduced a structured approach to institutional lesson-learning.

2013 "Cultural Sources of Institutional Resilience: Lessons from Chieftaincy in Rural Malawi," in Peter A. Hall and Michèle Lamont (eds)., Social Resilience in the Neo-Liberal Era, Cambridge University Press.

Reviewing this history and tracing the maturing of fisheries management in New Zealand reveals many legal and institutional design lessons for fisheries managers considering cost recovery regimes in developed and developing countries.

Fifteen expeditions led by 12 nations amassed a large amount of data, but the scientific value was diminished by disjointed publication efforts and lack of long-term institutional commitment; lessons were learned and corrected in subsequent polar years.

So I've usually focused elsewhere in spinning tales of institutional history and lessons learned.

The database was meant as a tool to facilitate information sharing within the organisation, support planning and evaluation functions and build institutional memory on lessons learned.

It also draws lessons from institutional reforms in other advanced democracies.