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What should we learn from the case of Shafilea Ahmed?

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe refused to apologise to Bramall but acknowledged that the Met could learn from the case.

David Malouf, author of Ransom, The Great World, and Remembering Babylon, is giving a lecture to mark the 34th Day of the Imprisoned Writer at the Cell Block Theatre, National Art School, Forbes Street, Sydney at 3pm, Sunday 15 November Melbourne University's Refugee Studies Program is hosting a public forum, The Pacific Solution: What can we learn from the case of Behrouz Boochani?

The best solution is to learn from the case of Germany.

Germany could learn from the case of Japan that its real long-term markets and research collaborations are to be found in these new territories of innovation.

This interpretation is offered to the reader, but the researcher has to provide the material in a sufficient way (thick descriptions), so that the reader can learn from the case as well as draw his or her own conclusions.

This is unfortunate since we are just beginning to look at what treatments can produce the best outcomes, and to learn from the cases in which these treatments do not work.

Mr Richardson, who was not in post when the incidents in the report took place, said the council had to "learn" from the cases.

Therefore it's important that we try to learn from the cases where something [erratic] happens".

But the lesson learned from the case of Japan is largely a myth.

The lesson Mr. Cohen hopes his daughter learns from the case is about the limits on governmental intrusion.