Sentence examples for sectors to learn from inspiring English sources

I believe that the best way to address our polarised education system and society is for both school sectors to learn from each other, and the closer they bond, the better for all.

The program brings together women ICT professionals in humanitarian and corporate sectors to learn, grow and empower one another -- from entry-level to leadership.

NGOs should look to the corporate sector to learn how to be more nimble and proactive.

So we can help the acute sector to learn from our experiences.

There is the chance for the private sector to learn from the public sector in this area.

Before the Games become a distant memory, though, there is still time for the public sector to learn from the success of London 2012.

It is time to embrace the independent sector, to learn from it, to allow it to learn from the state sector and for us all to work for the greater good of all children in our country.

One challenge, he suggested, is for partners in the private sector to learn from that field-based perspective.

In recent years, the Bank has also increased its collaboration with the private sector to learn about new innovations in health system strengthening and, more recently, health information technology and management [ 70].

The public and private sectors need to learn new ways of doing business, the research group said in recommending sweeping changes in the way vaccines are produced, licensed, priced, bought and distributed.

"We need more creative people like Myrto to become involved, and we also need the different bureaucratic sectors and countries to learn to cooperate.