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Lessons have to be learnt from this crisis.
It takes some people longer than others but it CAN be learnt.
Valuable lessons can be learnt from each case study.
Nor can it be learnt through the head alone, it has also to be learnt through the heart and the will.
For this, the control of self must be learnt, hard though it be. .
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Lessons can be learnt and they can be learnt accurately.
The ability to efficiently manage one's time is a skill that can only be learnt in an office environment.
Sometimes lessons can only be learnt through direct experience, although group experience is not uncommon.
War, ethnic hatred and an administration run by the international community are experiences from which lessons have to be learnt.
However, the ease with which Latin can be learnt is hindered by the lack of good teachers.
Art cannot be learnt, asserts Walter Gropius in his manifesto Idee and Aufbau des staatlichen Bauhauses, in which he summarises the development of the Bauhaus concept and school.
It is a lesson that sooner or later will be learnt by the workers and youth of all lands.
New skills had to be learnt by the Centres staff such as training needs analysis and the ability to review performance of a team and relate the learning points to the working environment.
I could cite other examples, butI prefer to draw conclusions about what can be learnt from a Presidency that has concluded its term of office in a positive way.
Political lessons should be learnt from this, but they must take second place to Europe offering whatever aid is needed and whatever aid is requested by the United States to assist the people concerned.
I can only hope that these new elections teach all of Ukraine's politicians the lessons that must be learnt if Ukraine is to join Europe's democratic nations in going forward in partnership.
Art as a condition of being Art cannot be learnt, asserts Walter Gropius in his manifesto Idee and Aufbau des staatlichen Bauhauses, in which he summarises the development of the Bauhaus concept and school.
The limitation of Pavlov's work was that it showed that animals/people could learn to apply instinctive responses to new sets of circumstances, but it did not show how totally new responses could be learnt.
Each race has their own distinct language,which can be learnt word by word through your interactions with them and by discovering ancient structures.
Can lessons not be learnt from the past, when the UN forces found themselves in impossible situations and were subsequently accused from all sides because they had neither a clear mandate nor sufficient resources?
In the aftermath of the ten-year jail sentence handed down to Rio Tinto'sChinese staff for bribery, much has to be learnt from the pressures placed upon ethnic Chinese employees who are now nationals of other countries.
At that time division could only be learnt at the University of Altdorf(near Nürnberg) and even most scientists did not know how to divide; so it is astonishing that Ries explained it in a textbook designed for everyone to use.
Dell'Alba(ARE).-(IT) Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,I believe that a number of lessons have to be learnt from this grave decision by the Council and am therefore in agreement with the bulk of what has been said.
The lessons of this latest oil slick must be learnt in full, and decisions must be taken speedily at Community level to prevent coffin ships sailing off our shores or berthing in our ports, to make double hulls mandatory for the transportation of pollutants, and to strengthen standards for safety and inspection.
The Nordic Food Policy Lab helps facilitate food policy dialogues that acknowledge differences butat the same time zoom in on what can be learnt from one another in terms of dietary patterns, public health and positive environmental and climate impacts.
The languages of neighbouring countries can be learnt, or of ethnic minorities in one's own country, as well as languages spoken in emerging economies with which relations are flourishing.
Through researching the background and practices that have already been used in the consortium countries and worldwide,it was explored what already exists, what works and what can be learnt from previously developed SEI programmes when planning our own programme, with a view to advancing policy, practice and research.
This lesson, that a man is not his body, will be learnt in modern times through his reasoning intelligence as it was learnt in former times through his believing feelings.
Several publications, including a commemorative volume containing contributions from 34 leading figures on the ECSC's achievements in the industrial field, social dialogue andcompetition, and on the lessonsto be learnt from the‘institutional laboratory' which the ECSC represented, aswell as documents from various Commission directorates-general were alsoproduced1.
Finally, the Commission acknowledges that lessons must be learnt from this disaster in order to minimise the risks of anything similar happening in future.