Sentence examples for a constructive part from inspiring English sources

However, does Andrew Lansley retain sufficient credibility to continue to be able to play a constructive part in this?

He told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme that politicians needed "to face up to this challenge", adding: "I'm ready to play a constructive part in these talks".

People then ask the question, well how can we trust the SNP to play a constructive part at Westminster if ultimately you want Scotland to be independent?

We want Iran, along with other regional actors, to play a constructive part in a new regional compact designed to consolidate Afghanistan's stability.

In March Labour published a report by former Institute of Directors boss Sir George Cox, who found businesses wanted the government to play a constructive part in fostering long-term investment.

Despite its sting, rejection can be a constructive part of the publication process.

First, it has made many Westerners, especially Americans, wonder why they and their governments should seek to play a constructive role in those parts of the world where people apparently harbour such visceral feelings of hatred towards them.

For many decades they played a very constructive part in rebuilding Europe within a historic compromise.

However, this team has always had a very constructive part in trying to form regulations in the sport.

Exams play a constructive role.

Mr. Goldstein called on each candidate to meet with Muslim leaders and voters, calling them "a crucial and constructive part of the American mosaic".