Sentence examples for a more constructive approach to from inspiring English sources

The Harvard Gazette spoke to Appiah about how misconceptions have skewed our understandings of ourselves, and how a more constructive approach to identity could help foster greater harmony.

The Gazette spoke to Appiah about how misconceptions have skewed our understandings of ourselves, and how a more constructive approach to identity could help foster greater harmony.

Moldova, explained Dmitri Peskov, a Kremlin spokesman, took a "more constructive" approach to lifting the ban than Georgia, whose wine and water have also been blocked.

But all that and more will be required to make a success of the new priority – of persuading Iran to take a more constructive approach to the interlocking and hideously complicated crises that grip the Middle East.

David T. Killion, the American ambassador to Unesco, said the deal "represents a critical step forward toward depoliticizing Unesco, and signals a major shift toward a more constructive approach to cultural heritage issues".

There is a more constructive approach to furthering women's equality than going on strike.

Companies facing similar challenges in other sectors, such as energy supply, have taken a far more constructive approach to performance and progression.

If the EU can use its "soft power" wisely, it could lay the basis for a far more constructive approach to what remains one of the most volatile and explosive regions in the world today.

The author presents a personal and intentionally confrontational point of view, offering a new and more constructive approach to the problems small farmers face in their battle with the degradation of their land.

A more constructive approach is to identify ways in which to more fully integrate wild plant life, crops, and animals, which can be expressed in the concept of productive countryside.

A more constructive approach is to ask yourself: what do I need to accomplish this?