Sentence examples for learn lessons from mistakes from inspiring English sources

Sturgeon said ministers had a "sacred duty" to learn lessons from mistakes: everyone, she said, had been "shocked and saddened" by the deaths of Bell and Yuill.

But we can learn lessons from those mistakes.

William Hague has said that the Foreign Office will learn lessons from the mistakes made when it evacuated Britons from Libya.

What is more important is that 100 years later, their successors learn lessons from the mistakes of the past.

The move was controversial but essential to ensure that social workers could learn lessons from the mistakes of others, he added.

However, Ayre said new arrivals would have to accept contracts which reward them for success rather than having a huge weekly wage as the club tries to learn lessons from expensive mistakes like Alberto Aquilani and Joe Cole.

At a summit in Brussels, the Prime Minister will urge his fellow EU leaders to learn lessons from the mistakes made when Romania and Bulgaria joined the 28-nation bloc in 2007.

Cameron is expected to say that the government must learn lessons from past mistakes, "when funding was simply handed over to self-appointed 'community leaders' who sometimes used it in a divisive way".

But he added Labour must "learn lessons from his mistakes".

It is important to learn lessons from your investment mistakes.

Liverpool must learn lessons from their recent defensive mistakes and use Saturday's Merseyside derby against Everton to re-boot their title challenge, according to defender Kolo Toure.