A few years later, I would use the lessons of Outward Bound to face a new challenge.
The aim of this book is to use the lessons of history to understand the current financial crisis.
And beginning this fall, the group will run an after-school program that will use the lessons of sailing to teach math and physics to public school students.
Managers who use the lessons of U.S. deregulation wisely should be able to avoid many of the hard landings that so often surround market openings.
I hope we shall now use the lessons of history to make the right things happen with the greatest sense of urgency before we run out of time.
But the people who live here have an unlikely ally: a soft-spoken professor of economic history named Mohammed El Faiz, who is on a mission to regreen the medina and wants to use the lessons of the past.
If President Jacob Zuma does not use the lessons of this World Cup — that color lines can blur, that things can get done — to build momentum for reform, he will have failed.
Then, to use the lessons of the past to ensure that the new drugs enjoy a longer useful lifespan and contribute to an animal health industry (livestock and companion) which enriches the lives of a global population.
But a Rip or Dame van Winkle who went to sleep a decade ago would probably be totally disoriented if he or she were to awaken now and try to use the lessons of the last recession to navigate through the current uncertainties.
A number of trends in the development arena a renewed commitment to lifting billions of people out of poverty, the need to draw and put to use the lessons of experience, and the emergence of "evidence-based" policy making create daunting professional challenges for evaluation.
