Sentence examples for to establish lessons from inspiring English sources

Its official purpose as set out by Gordon Brown to parliament was to establish lessons learned in Iraq to "strengthen the health of our democracy, our diplomacy and our military"; in other words, to avoid repeating mistakes in future conflicts.

Research is needed to establish lessons from the enactment of CBD laws that will foster the development of a legal benefit sharing framework in international research.

Bolton Coroner Jennifer Leeming said the inquest, scheduled for three days, would attempt to establish what lessons could be learned from the case.

At the conclusion of each simulation a facilitated discussion was used to establish key lessons of value to water utilities in preparing them for similar future extreme events.

The prime purpose of the review will be to establish what further lessons can be learned to improve the way children are safeguarded.

The Crown Office said no decision had been made on whether to hold a fatal accident inquiry, a sheriff-led legal investigation designed to establish the cause and lessons of a death.

"Public inquiries are set up to deal with public disquiet, to establish facts and to learn lessons and not to publish is to undermine the whole object.

Amongst the first public organisations to establish smoke-free environments, important lessons can be learned from their experience.

A second type of biblical hermeneutics is moral interpretation, which seeks to establish exegetical principles by which ethical lessons may be drawn from the various parts of the Bible.

Iraq, with a democracy imposed by American force, is still a volatile tableau from which to draw lessons about how to establish a democracy in the Middle East.

While struggling to establish himself in Los Angeles, Pitt took lessons from acting coach Roy London.