Sentence examples for learn from the affair from inspiring English sources
To blithely assume that the ECB has nothing to learn from the affair would confirm many of Pietersen's allegations.
During the on-stage interview, he was asked what he'd learned from the affair, which involved a row with a Twitter user on transfer deadline day.
He said there were lessons to be learned from the affair, but he was leaving with his integrity intact.
Bill Shorten urged the government to learn from the Bishop affair and shy away from a "hyper-partisan" choice.
* Independent: Byers 'misled' Commons * Independent: What the Tories must learn from the Byers affair * Telegraph:67% of people think Byers should quit LORDS APPROVE THERAPEUTIC CLONING The Independent's cartoonist depicts rows of cloned peers, all sharing the head of Tony Blair, nodding through yesterday's report on cloning.
Nevertheless Mr Campbell acknowledged: "There are obviously lessons that government must and will learn from this affair".
"We express deep regret to internet users for its negative influence … We will learn from the experience, to improve civil affairs work".
One of the biggest lessons that can be learnt from the Wikileaks affair is that in an internet-age where information can be disseminated virtually in the flick of an eye, secret information needs to be better protected.
Patrice Nganang, a professor of cultural theory in the U.S. who has championed Mr. Meyomesse's cause, speculates that the government deliberately filed criminal charges because it had learned from the Teyou affair that libel charges invited international pressure, while criminal charges would dirty Mr. Meyomesse's name and make him unpalatable for advocacy.
A reckless approach to creative risk-taking led the BBC into crisis last year, its incoming director general warned, as he sought to identify areas where the public broadcaster – currently afflicted by strikes, low morale and the continued fallout from the Jimmy Savile affair – could learn from the world of opera and ballet.
