Such a situation has never arisen before and there is no precedent to draw upon.

Mistakes made in our history must be remembered, and we must learn from them and resolve never to allow them to happen again.

While not forgetting our setbacks, but learning from them so that they are not repeated, we should bear in mind our many successes.

We are learning Arabic.

We learn Arabic.

We learn Arabic.

Learning to Lead

We learn by experience.

Yet if we compare ourselves to the more exclusive group of developed countries, the truth is that we still have much to learn from them.

Learning from Crises

Learning from Rwanda

Learning from Germany

Learning from the Cold War

Learning About Growth from Austerity

Learning from Lehman

What Communism Still Teaches Us

And it seems we don't learn from our mistakes.

we are not even learning how to love our Syria

And we learn, of course, many, many pleasures, but many of them are base. And one of them, of course, is biophilia that we have a response to the natural world that's very profound.

Relearning to Love the Bomb

Their intention is good but they lack the knowledge and understanding.

Diana Laufenberg How to learn? From mistakes

It is important to learn from the past.

Learning from Australia s Political Meltdown

We can learn from the experience of the 1930 s.

We must learn to make room for compromise.

Annie Murphy Paul What we learn before we're born

So I really think it s a lesson that we're actually learning from them.

What do we learn from this example? It s hard to say.

But, with every setback, we learn.

As E.O. Wilson accepts his 2007 TED Prize, he makes a plea on behalf of all creatures that we learn more about our biosphere and build a networked encyclopedia of all the world's knowledge about life.

We learn in introductory economics that money is a medium of exchange.

We are about to learn that lesson again.

We learn from experience that men never learn anything from experience.

Instructors from abroad cannot enter Gaza. Without the ability to go overseas, we cannot learn.

We have much to learn, too, from economic history.

It may simply be time to learn how to live with less.

Unless we learn how to respect it, we will all miss the boat.

The way I think of it is, we can't learn to see until we admit we're blind.

Complex financial capitalism is here to stay, and we all have to learn to live with it.

We will have to learn how to live, and thrive, in this new world.

We have had to learn a whole new lexicon of central bank speak.

As humanists, we must welcome, surely, this transformation, and we will have to learn about these civilizations.

So in wildlife rescue, as in life, we learn from each previous experience, and we learn from both our successes and our failures.

Can we really learn to speak a foreign language like a native?