Examples of using To learn from history in English and their translations into Slovenian
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We have to learn from history.”.
Congress party leaders have a lot to learn from HISTORY.
We are supposed to learn from history, not repeat it.”.
Only arrogant or stupid people do not want to learn from history.
We are supposed to learn from history, but it has taught us nothing.
I simply cannot understand why it is so difficult to learn from history.
It's also wise to learn from history too.
Do you usually have problems when you try to memorize all the boring facts andstories that you have to learn from history?
You are failing to learn from history.
Take the opportunity to learn from history, so that we can establish a bold European social democracy and not settle for the trivial benefits which the Treaty of Lisbon would allegedly have given us, despite the fact that this is not even correct.
It would be wise to learn from history.
We need to learn from history and not to continue enmity.".
It is always wise to learn from history.
If there is one thing to learn from history it is that no accomplishment is complete or forever.
The only way forward is to learn from history.
It is up to us to learn from history and not repeat it.
Bring together people from local communities across Europe to share and exchange experiences,opinions and values, to learn from history and to build for the future;
They say that those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it, so time to bone up!
(a) Bring together people from local communities across Europe to share and exchange experiences,opinions and values, to learn from history and to build for the future;
It is, of course, good to learn from history.
We learned that we need to learn from history, not repeat it.
For as the man said,"those who fail to learn from history…" Good luck.
Are we not able to learn from our history?
We too have our history to learn from.'.
The Katholikentag that takes place here in Münster urges us to learn from our history the way of peace for our future.
A dangerous road to populism is being paved, and we must learn from history to avoid the dark barbarism of nationalism and war.
It is time to learn the lessons from history and write a better future for our Europe.