The substantive lessons of the colonial period are spurned.
Among the more substantive lessons taught by basketball, especially pickup ball, is the importance of striking a balance between fitting in and asserting oneself.
There are substantive lessons to be learned from all demonstrations including those that failed to have large impacts on employment.
(MDGs, Paris Declaration and Accra Principles and UN reform; Identify and document substantive lessons learned, and good practices, the Food security and nutrition joint program, on MDGs, Paris Declaration, Accra Principles and UN reform with the aim to support the sustainability of the joint program or some of its components.
He felt that the links between race and achievement were given substantive analysis, but found the lessons mentioned in Outliers to be "oddly anticlimactic, even dispiriting".
Each institution offered its own lessons learned, with substantive overlap among institutions (Table 4 ).
The overall purpose of this evaluation was to (a) Measure the extent to which the JP delivered its intended outputs and contribution to outcomes2, and (b) Generate substantive evidence based knowledge, by identifying good practices and lessons learned that could be useful to other development interventions at national (scale up) and international level (replicability).
The problem here may, in fact, be that Mr Clinton has "overlearned" some of the lessons of his own administration.In terms of substantive policy, Mr Clinton supports supplying the rebels with arms, based on the premise that a little bit of military action is better than none at all".Some people say, 'Okay, see what a big mess it is?
But there is a general lesson nearby: the adequacy of the paraphrases might itself depend on substantive metaphysical assumptions.
Harris said: "Lessons have not been learned and not enough has been done to bring about substantive change.
