Sentence examples for policy lessons from inspiring English sources
What are the policy lessons of all this?
The author offered three policy lessons that Spain can give from a position of leadership.
And there are policy lessons in the local Petri dishes, too.
The true message of Chilcot is that, in foreign policy, lessons are never learned, merely repeated.
Keating's policy lessons, with his graphs and his J-curves, seem like the good old days.
It does mean, however, that Americans are flying blind when it comes to their economy's strengths and weaknesses, and consequently drawing the wrong policy lessons.
But there is a policy lesson.
With an eye on the faltering economy, even Mr Cameron has started urging people to return to the capital and eat and shop.Henry Ford at the trackBut a parallel policy lesson has also emerged, which is much less reassuring the advantage of sheer numbers.
And there ended the policy lesson.
This paper began with a policy lesson from the OECD's Thematic Review of Early Childhood Education and Care about the importance of "A strong and equal partnership with the education system".
Given this heterogeneity, the crucial policy lesson is that QIPs could be adapted to meet physicians' preferences by offering a menu of programs and allowing GPs to self-select.
