Sentence examples for using lessons from the from inspiring English sources
Where to Invade Next, shot exclusively outside of America, shows Moore using lessons from the outside world to cajole the US into self-improvement.
WASHINGTON — Two years after the Fukushima nuclear accident in northern Japan, the United States government is using lessons from that disaster to rewrite its plans for responding to radiation contamination, focusing on long-term cleanup instead of emergency response.
But he also manages to save his cousin from a descent into radicalism, and uses lessons from the Koran to urge others to steer away from violence.
Melody Barnes, the director of the president's Domestic Policy Council, says that the innovation fund is part of a larger push by the administration to tap the expertise of nonprofits working effectively on social problems, to channel new help their way and to use lessons from the field about what works to shape government policies.
A further rationale was the pertinence to document and use lessons from the BEHTRUWC into Education and relevant sector wide programmes for a more inclusive development.
A thoughtful solution could reveal the true origin of covert foreign messaging using lessons from a financial sector that has led the world in both transparency and accountability.
According to Rodriguez, I needed to think about it myself and figure out the right path, using lessons from all three brothers.
Mr. Jenkins this year began using lessons from Common Sense Media, which cautions students to consider their online behavior before they get into trouble.
We describe a pilot deployment and how we used lessons from this deployment to re-design our initial prototype.
The team however preferred to engage in conversations about previously used lessons from their own classrooms they could modify to fit into their yet to be fashioned unit (Prawat, 1993).
That can happen, if we now use lessons from Zika to advance our preparedness for this and other infectious diseases that are sure to come.
