Sentence examples for lessons from about from inspiring English sources

Copenhagen's drug consumption room is small, but it is the latest incarnation of the idea of a safe haven for addicts and those behind it have learned lessons from about 90 others around the world.

The same was true during the military confrontation in Haiti in 1994, over restoring the exiled president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, which she favored and drew lessons from about joint command of American armed forces.

1992 was about anthropomorphic creatures teaching me life lessons, from "Beethoven" about family, "Rock-a-Doodle" about crooning, and "FernGully" about...deforestation...deforestation

They disregard that this optimism is based not only "on common sense — on what 'any parent knows,' " as Justice Kagan wrote, but also on lessons from neuroscience about the development of the brain and from psychology about the process of maturation.

The article in question is entitled "Shakespeare on Military Contracting: Lessons from History about Private Contracting".

He says he will take no lessons from Labour about what is progressive.

Others are ignored, and we can often learn valuable lessons from them about what is likely to lie ahead.

Lessons from Turkey: About five months ago I visited Istanbul, I went to observe adult and vocational courses and enterprises.

He warned that it was far from clear that the UK has learned lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan about the need to formulate strategy in a coherent way.

"So do you care more about this deal and the U.N.'s approval, or America sovereignty?" Kerry responded, "Congressman, I don't need any lessons from you about who I represent.

During last fall's strategy review, Obama and others in the White House were reading Gordon Goldstein's book "Lessons from Disaster," about McGeorge Bundy, Kennedy and Johnson's national security adviser.