Sentence examples for using the lessons and from inspiring English sources

In Yosemite, we're using the lessons and impetus from the New Year's Day flood in 1997 to help adapt visitors to the needs and forces of nature in the valley, rather than the other way around".

Local health care providers, social services and voluntary groups have welcomed the research and are committed to using the lessons and principles from the project as they undergo a wider transformation of community services.

This would unwind the Taliban coalition into a lot of straggling, loosely networked groups that could be eliminated or contained using the lessons learned in Indonesia and elsewhere.

I'm willing to do the hard work to make these predictions come true by constantly sharing my journey and using the lessons I have picked along the way to help those coming behind me and make a contribution having a conducive society with systems and structures for people living with epilepsy.

When I speak to potential investors about my startup venture, I communicate using the lessons I learned from IPD, and when I execute properly, it makes them believe in me as an entrepreneur even more.

Yet the scale and breadth of the list suggest how much time, effort and care Mr. McCain is investing in preparing for a presidential campaign, using the lessons of his race in 2000 and his subsequent effort to rally the party around him.

Using the lesson plan, the predetermined participatory technique and the necessary aids, the facilitator will introduce the theme for the session by exploring what the participants already know about themselves and their local situation.

The approaches used, the lessons learned, and gaps in working methods and/or materials and recommendations for children's participation working methods and materials.

Lessons are developed by volunteers and disseminated for free from the Young Chefs website, and teachers who use the lessons provide feedback and offer suggestions for improvements.

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.

This paper draws lessons from the French experiences in deploying nuclear power and uses the lessons in comparing Chinese and U.S. policies.