Sentence examples for lessons public from inspiring English sources

The chairman, Conservative MP James Arbuthnot, said: "If you learn lessons from something, it is probably best to make those lessons public".

If they can't learn this lesson, public embarrassment, reduced credibility and more dead civilians are the likely results.

The health and wellbeing pieces that got people reading this year were: 1. Communicating sustainability: lessons from public health Experts in public health have struggled with enabling behaviour change for years.

The emerging discipline of climate change ecology has important lessons for public policy and faces intense public scrutiny.

Fossil fuel firms could take lessons in public relations from these people.

To that extent, private equity holds lessons for public companies.Risks and rewardsOne concerns the question of how much risk to load on to executives.

As a student, he began Ten O'Clock Classics, a nonprofit group that takes classical music to everyday settings like building lobbies, and gives music lessons in public schools.

"Crucially, it is vital that we speak with those involved in the disturbances and those affected by them to try to understand any lessons for public policy".

Brooklyn Kitchen's cooking lessons for public school groups and Brooklyn Grange's program to teach students about urban agriculture will benefit from a meatball contest on Friday from 7 to 10 p.m.

In most years, the prize-winning work itself makes dull copy.This year, however, the prize committees of the Karolinska Institute (Sweden's main medical school) and the country's Royal Academy of Science seem to have taken some lessons in public relations.

(Avoid gratuitous comparisons to Bears quarterback Jay Cutler because their situations are not at all comparable, other than suggesting Cutler could take a few lessons in public relations from the gracious Nadal).