Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• A European Union that cannot adopt a Charter of Fundamental Rights that applies throughout its territory is ill placed to try and give lessons to the rest of the world.
• Ladies and gentlemen, before we presume to give lessons to the King of Morocco, let us start by putting our own house in order.
• No, we just give lessons to the other team!
• I poor idiot, all wrong in my life, all lost, wife, children, and I give lessons to you
• Therefore, let me say it again: stop pretending that you can give lessons to the world.
• What is striking is that people who have done nothing in their country and who have not taken one step towards ratifying the Constitution or approving the Treaty are trying to give lessons to those who have done their job.
• It is not for the European Union to be the schoolmaster and give lessons to Russia.
• For the umpteenth time we say: stop pretending that you can give lessons to the world.

• If you don't retract, I'll give you a lesson to remember.
• This is not an opportunity for you to give a lesson to the Commissioner in the reply, but of asking the questions which you consider to be appropriate.
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• OK, let me give you a lesson I had to learn the hard way.
• She will give a lesson to one of you
• Next time I have to give a lesson, it won't come with a reprieve.
• I'm here to give you a lesson, not to play hide
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