Examples of using Learn lessons in English and their translations into Finnish
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We have to learn lessons.
It is very important that we draw conclusions and learn lessons.
We must learn lessons from all this.
Mr President, I think that the debate that we have just heard demonstrates the extent to which we should learn lessons from this dairy crisis.
We must learn lessons from every crisis.
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What I would say is that we must learn lessons from this crisis.
We should learn lessons for the future from this.
However, Mr Böge also drew attention to the key point here today, which is that we should learn lessons for the future from this debate- all of us!
And you can learn lessons about life even if you don't win.
We also base our estimates and evaluation on the existing systems, of which there are not many:the Netherlands is the one example from which we can draw conclusions and learn lessons.
However, we must also learn lessons from this tragedy.
We must learn lessons from these incidents, and we have done so in both reports.
DE Mr President,I believe that we can all learn lessons from the situation in Japan.
Learn lessons from the Seattle failure so as to prevent the same mistakes being made again;
Along the way, the students learn lessons about life, love, friendship, and politics.
The creation of a single market for rail transport and railway equipment renders it in addition more important to share information and learn lessons from accidents and incidents Europe-wide.
Where can we learn lessons in order to improve the situation?
Lastly, we must encourage insurance companies to intervene as quickly as possible and subsequently learn lessons from such events when it comes to issuing planning permission.
Let us learn lessons from it for the future and let us not make the same mistakes.
In the same way as we learnt lessons from the crisis of the 1930s,we must now also learn lessons from the financial crisis: more regulation, more monitoring of bonuses, a more far-reaching banking policy.
We must learn lessons from these judgments, even if we do not share this opinion, which is often too critical.
To this end, the Commission has made some ambitious proposals, but our resources are limited, and while remaining ambitious,we must ensure that we can get the process under control and learn lessons in good time.
It is crucial that we learn lessons from the successive disasters involving nuclear power.
We must make an assessment of this cohesion policy, to establish whether, over the course of the years that have elapsed since accession, the gamble that internal inequalities could be partly evened out by the application of these funds has proved to be correct, andto make an objective assessment so that we can learn lessons for the future.
We all have to learn lessons from this and the one that the Council must learn more than anything else is, not to take Parliament for granted.
I hope that other parts of the European Union plagued by the phenomenon of secessionist terrorism can look to the Irish process and learn lessons from it that will allow them to eradicate violence and construct a society in which everyone can feel that they belong, while respecting the law, traditions and human rights.
We must learn lessons from this concerning the discussions held which will lead to the adoption, between now and the end of the year, of a White Paper on the subject.
The Socialist group demands that the Commission should learn lessons from the financial market, which has become too opaque and therefore extremely dangerous for the real economy.
We should learn lessons from the initial implementation of the Council's existing decision so that we may have a solid foundation on which to build future legislation.
First, we take the view that we must learn lessons from past cases and, of course, clear up every single case for which we have new, additional proof.