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What are the lessons to be learned in this process?
If you are alive, there are lessons to be learned.
There are lessons to be learned from the murder of a Hamas leader in Dubai.
If you're alive, that means there are still lessons to be learned.
There are always lessons to be learned from these situations.
If you're alive that means there are still lessons to be learned.
There are as well personal lessons to be learned from the life of the 41st president.
In the first year after closing there are many valuable lessons to be learned.
This conclusion about the lessons to be learned from carbon synthesis is somewhat controversial.
It is not surprising at all that the investigating authorities andbanks themselves have an interest in the Danske case and the lessons to be learned from it," McHugh said.
Assessing the modules implemented at this point may allow some lessons to be learned and the results applied when designing the new modules.
One of the lessons to be learned from this study is that, in order to be effective, indicators must be limited in number and cannot cover all aspects.
If you are alive, there are lessons to be learned.
They also mentioned that there are lessons to be learned from Brexit that should shape the future of the EU and thanked the UK and its MEPs for their contribution throughout the UK's membership.
There are definitely some important lessons to be learned from this.
In particular, it should draw on any lessons to be learned from the steps being taken in the CSF funds to provide Member States with incentives to supply high quality performance data.- Recommendation 3: For the next programming period, 2014-2020, the Commission should demonstrate and report how it secures EU added value.
Although the INRIX study did not look at China,there may be some lessons to be learned from the world's second largest economy.
That is why I am asking for a Temporary Parliamentary Committee of Enquiry to be established,with the responsibility of ensuring that the whole range of problems is brought to the table, and that all the lessons to be learned from it are looked at.
Almost equally certain, however, is that if there are lessons to be learned from a historical episode, the political class will draw all the wrong ones-and often deliberately so.
Life on Earth was presented as more desirable than life on other planets, butthe problems experienced on other planets provided lessons to be learned about protecting civilization on Earth.
So all the various skits andscenes have their own moral lessons to be learned concerning the depths and degrees of the"laws" of behavior God desires as well as the behavior to be avoided.
The next item is the report by Mr Cravinho, on behalf of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy(A3-0294/93)on the EMS plus the 1992 programme: lessons to be learned for the implementation of Economic and Monetary Union. on.
Psychologists say that even in some seemingly silly game of Sorry!,there are big lessons to be learned in sports, business, and life in general.
My third comment is to note with satisfaction the Commission's commitment to make public, or first to examine, then make public, both in our Economic and Monetary Committee andin Mr de Larosière's group, the lessons to be learned from the situation which has developed in Hungary.
The external and independent evaluations shall focus on placing all past European Capitals of Culture in a European context,allowing comparisons to be drawn and useful lessons to be learned for future European Capitals of Culture, as well as for all European cities.
Generally speaking, there are other lessons to be learnt from what is happening in Austria.
This lesson to be learned, away from utilitarian approaches, highlights the value of Philosophy.
But there's a lesson to be learned here today.
ECA Special Report No 19/2016”Implementing the EU budget through financial instruments- lessons to be learnt from the 2007-2013 programme period”, paragraphs 46 to 54(http://eca. europa. eu).
EN 2016 Special Report NO 19 Implementing the EU budget through financial instruments- lessons to be learnt from the 2007-2013 programme period(pursuant to Article 287(4), second subparagraph, TFEU).