Sentence examples for lessons set out from inspiring English sources

"There are many lessons set out in the report", he said.

With inflation high and interest rates low, many are worried that the lessons set out by Mr Taylor and by Mr Friedman before him are being ignored.If policymakers have until recently seemed remarkably relaxed about higher inflation, that is because it reflects a jump in the cost of oil and food rather than a broad acceleration in prices.

This is not the lesson Representative Brat set out to teach, but it is a lesson that politically and theologically liberal Americans should recall when we engage Christian conservatives in public dialogues about compassion.

A Group Lesson Back on the mountain as usual the next morning, with crowds now starting to build, I persuaded Sophie to take a group lesson while I set out solo and Debbie did some reading in the lodge.

The nominal objective of the report is to set out lessons to be learned, of which there will be thousands, many of which were obvious long ago.

A report by former barrister and NHS executive Kate Lampard reviewed how Savile could have abused victims at some 40 NHS hospitals across the country and set out lessons learned.

- Set out lessons learned and clear actions for improving programme implementation and focus.

He later set out the lessons learned in his memoir, Embers of War (1997).

As part of his remit, Chilcot also set out what lessons could be learned.

The inquiry, announced by former prime minister Gordon Brown on 15 June 2009, set out to identify lessons that can be learned from the 2003 Iraq war.

In this 2010 volume, Rick Stengel, the ghostwriter of Mandela's autobiography, set out to extract "lessons on life, love and courage" he had learned from three years of immersion in Mandela's life.