We have learned the lessons of 1929.

We are taught early on in our lives that the end cannot justify the means.

But we learned an enormous amount. We learned not just thousands of facts that I have since forgotten, but an attitude of skepticism coupled with reverence for the truth.

Twenty years of reunification have taught some hard truths in Germany.

We should have learned the lesson of the 1980 s ignorance is not bliss.

What Iraq has taught is the importance of developing civil society and the rule of law before trying to hold broad based elections.

History has taught us that there is no bread without freedom, the Solidarity program stated a year later.

French parents were more likely to say things like, Noah was here for so little time, but he taught us so much.

In Cuba, we learned long ago to raise dignity as high as palm trees, and there will be no turning back.

And we ve certainly learnt that over time, you get much better brainstorming, much more creative outcomes when everybody does play by the rules.

Green Vote adds that Mousavi Mir Hossein said told the people We have learned from our fathers that the blood of the innocent shall fall upon the guilty.

But we learned an enormous amount.

We Indians have learned to take human beings as they are, which is to say, as grossly imperfect.

We learned not just thousands of facts that I have since forgotten, but an attitude of skepticism coupled with reverence for the truth.

For we have learned from recent experience that when a financial system weakens in one country, prosperity is hurt everywhere.

We, the new democracies of Eastern Europe, have been taught by our legacy that behind Russia s every diplomatic act lurks imperial ambition.

What the North African situation has taught us is that we must humbly accept that we may not always have had the right responses in the past.

We learned a lot from that experience.

No religion teaches you to kill people.

We're taught to try to live life without regret. But why? Using her own tattoo as an example, Kathryn Schulz makes a powerful and moving case for embracing our regrets.

We've learned how to hold governments accountable (somewhat) but what does citizen and consumer advocacy related to the internet look like?

We learnt to throw nothing away and re use everything.

One lesson we have learned from both the Milosevic and Hussein trials is that one should not put men or women on trial in order to terminate their charismatic appeal.

I think that we in the European Union have learned in the intervening period.

After creating that model, we also learned a lot in terms of implementing the product.

Beyond this, we were taught that we could apply pressure.

So we learned a few lessons in commercializing and making DryBath available.

Earth Hour teaches us that tackling global warming is easy.

we learnt how lessons could end at the same time they began every morning

Economics teaches us that when there is huge uncertainty about catastrophic risks, it is dangerous to rely too much on the price mechanism to get incentives right.

As we learned in 2009, patterns of expectations and demand take a new shape.

On the policy side, we have learned a good deal about increasing the effectiveness of aid.

In particular, by taking concrete measures in line with the Yokohama Strategy and Plan of Action for a Safer World, we have learned much, including about gaps and challenges since the 1994 Yokohama Conference.

Nature, as we have learned from the tsunami, has its own timetable.

We in Ukraine learned this truth from harsh experience in the communist era.

Fortunately, as we have become aware of these problems, we have learned much about what can be done about them.

Divine prophets teach us about proper regard for the exalted state of human beings on earth.

But it would be rash to conclude that the interwar crisis has nothing to teach us.

Moving to the broader economy, we have learned that growth must be balanced in order to be healthy.

In El Salvador we have learned that the transformation of society requires structures that foster equal participation in the new national project.

She brought 10 of the women with whom she interacts together to see if she could sell these nets, five dollars apiece, despite the fact that people say nobody will buy one, and we learned a lot about how you sell things.

A lesson we have learned from both the climate change debate on the way to the December summit in Copenhagen and from the economic crisis is that only by working together can we achieve genuine change.

We have learned from the mistakes of the past 15 years, especially the manner of which we may have, to some degree, neglected the people s movement, he said in April, before his African National Congress swept to victory.

Resilience, in short, is largely about learning how to change in order not to be changed.

Numerous 'activists' commenting either on Twitter or on Facebook have been slandering the Pope based on his political stances. The main problem with comments condemning the Pope other than being insensitive, which they are, is that they reflect a great deal of ignorance.