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The third lesson is reforming the governance system in light of lessons learned from the outbreak.

How clear are the panel on the risks of missing redistributive opportunities and poverty reduction targets in light of lessons learned about the short-termism of the private sector from the structural adjustment programmes of past decades?

Ministers said the scheme's rollout had been "adjusted" in light of lessons.

The question now is what can be be done in light of lessons from previous attempts to rein in the isolated state.

In the light of lessons learned from the partial Canadian success during Operation Windsor, Charnwood was to be launched on a broad front to increase the pressure on the German defences and disperse their defensive fire.

The IJN began reevaluating the Nagato design in light of lessons learned from the Battle of Jutland in May 1916, experiments evaluating armor protection, and newly acquired information on the protective schemes of British and American capital ships.

In light of the lessons learned in these two wars, if not from the lessons of Vietnam, it may be time to revisit the Clinton Doctrine (and the Truman/Powell military strategy) in fighting future conflicts.

Few historians were as interested as Mr Hobsbawm in explaining the politics and economics of the present in the light of the lessons of the past.

"And in light of the lessons learned from the Iraq W.M.D. estimate, we are being exceptionally stringent in how we treat our sources, evidence and analysis.

In The Map and the Territory: Risk, Human Nature, and the Future of Forecasting (2013), Greenspan advanced guidelines for market prognostication in light of the lessons learned from the financial crisis.

"The government will therefore make a final decision on the source of the public funding of IFNCs [independently financed news consortia] nearer the time of roll-out, in the light of the lessons learnt from the pilot experience".