Examples of using Lessons to be learned in English and their translations into Dutch
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There are still many lessons to be learned and there always will be,
The necessary improvements should draw upon the lessons to be learned from the various international trade success stories(e.g. Mauritius,
ideas, lessons to be learned and suggestions which can inspire
There are lessons to be learned from Bosnia and we are currently seeing the emergence of scenarios suspiciously reminiscent of what we saw in Bosnia,
There are always lessons to be learned, whether it"works" or not,
there are some clear lessons to be learned: how to revitalise the rail freight sector,
but there are many lessons to be learned from COP 15.
most importantly, lessons to be learned from urban experiences to accomplish the single market.
The Parliament's and the Commission's joint conference on food safety lessons to be learned from the BSE crisis,
there are lessons to be learned and they must be made known to the committees with a view to the drafting of Budget No 1.
Although Ireland has made great progress, the lessons to be learned apply in all parts of the Community- because you will probably find the same thing has happened in other areas-
Jonathan Peel asked questions about the main findings of the dramatic year 2009, the lessons to be learned from the economic crisis, findings from studies
in a few weeks at the latest, there are lessons to be learned.
There are harsh lessons to be learnt on the road to adulthood.
There's a lesson to be learned here.
There is a lesson to be learned and you have learned this day.
If there is a lesson to be learned from the financial collapse.
I suspect there's also a lesson to be learned here.
But there's a lesson to be learned here today.