Sentence examples for lessons the need from inspiring English sources

The commission cites as one of Fukushima's key lessons the need to secure the "effective independence" of national regulatory authorities, and to enhance the technical and scientific competence of key players.

Health officials say SARS has taught them several other lessons: the need to develop a reliable test to detect it in its early stages and distinguish it from other flulike or pneumonialike diseases; the potential volatility of the virus that causes it; and the growing importance of international travel in spreading communicable diseases.

But South Korea's ability to endure such hardships and bounce back points to another lesson: the need for a sense of shared national purpose and willingness to sacrifice.

Twenty years in local politics may well seem a thankless task, but the experience has taught O'Connor one final lesson: the need to celebrate the positive.

"We have faced many challenges since 2009 but have learned valuable lessons, including the need for Toyota to maintain sustainable growth," he said.

Homer's most powerful lessons include the need to restrain hubris, to cooperate with allies, to engage the real world rather than black-and-white caricatures.

Among those lessons is the need for updated and streamlined regulation of lenders and stringent oversight of regulators to ensure that they are doing their jobs.

Having also learnt some hard early lessons about the need to be very sensitive to shared spaces.

These lessons reinforce the need for more genuine engagement of international and national actors with community actors in order to build resilience at the local level.

Companies don't know what they don't know regarding open source and the breach teaches important lessons about the need to close that gap.

These lessons highlighted the need for better protection of the main gun turrets and magazines, as well as thicker deck armor to protect against plunging fire.