Sentence examples for national lessons from inspiring English sources
Yet there are national lessons to be drawn.
My column in the print edition this week ponders some broad national lessons from the primary race.
But the government must commission an independent national lessons strategy, as proposed by the Commons defence select committee last year.
Mr. Obama's advisers argued that it would be a mistake to draw any national lessons from Virginia.
AND thus returns a perennial puzzle in American politics: what national lessons can be drawn from the Republicans' success in local races?
REPUBLICANS are drawing broad national lessons from their victory on March 11th in a special election in Florida's 13th Congressional District.
"This prosecution has given people a national lesson that dogfighting isn't a good thing and will be prosecuted.
New Jersey may not offer as much of a national lesson as Virginia, unless the economy fails to show signs of improvement and Mr. Obama cannot get his health care proposal through Congress.
The article asked us to "Think of it as America's first national lesson plan -- coming soon to a public school near you".
Something had to happen, but I don't think it was "zero tolerance" -- that is to say, the immediate shutting of the door on a shocking, humiliating revelation that some students have bad attitudes and haven't learned the national lesson that overt, casual racism against African Americans is wrong.
The cross-national lessons in Burkhauser et al. (2014) point to the relative effectiveness of targeting strategies aimed at new applicants, rather than later intervention supports to those already on the rolls.
