Examples of using Learn from what in English and their translations into Slovak
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Learn from what already works.
Evaluate and learn from what happened.
Learn from what has happened.
But you have to try and learn from what's going on.
Learn from what happened, and move on.
Thank you on behalf of all those who learn from what you do.
Learn from what you don't like.
Children and young people learn from what adults do and say.
Learn from what they have done wrong.
They could also hear the adults' stories, discussions, and debates, and learn from what they heard.
Children learn from what surrounds them.
It's too late for me, but maybe you can learn from what I wish I knew then.
Please learn from what happened to us.
Real leaders are recognized as willing to look in the mirror, and learn from what they see.
Our kids learn from what we say and do.
So they said,"We probably needto measure quality so we know and can learn from what's best.".
Children learn from what's around them.
Instead of beating yourself up over your shortcomings and let-downs, ask yourself what you can learn from what happened.
You say,"Learn from what happened in Italy.".
Here's the real struggle of course…. kids learn from what we do, not what we say.
Learn from what happened, and do something about it.
It's too late for me, but maybe you can learn from what I wish I knew when I was single.
Kids learn from what their parents say, from what their parents do, even from their unsaid attitudes.
Those who wish to be practical andsuccessful in breaking the remaining chains of poverty in the world might learn from what has worked until now, right before our eyes.
As much as kids learn from what we do, they also learn from what we do not do.
Businesses can publish their youth opportunities on the platform, learn from what others are doing and find partners to develop joint programmes, all at no cost.
And we must learn from what happened to Jesus and ask ourselves not only about the identity of those who tried, condemned and killed Him long ago, but also what killed Jesus and what vicious circles of violence, brutality, and hatred continue to crucify Him today in His brothers and sisters of the human family.
Latin America and the Caribbean should learn from what is happening in Europe where each country is trying to solve the crisis on its own.
Latin America and the Caribbean should learn from what is occurring in Europe, where each country is trying to solve the crisis on its own. This requires that we empower the mechanisms of alternative integration and development in the region.