Sentence examples for a more constructive stance from inspiring English sources

In time, the governors themselves will realize that their own reputations, as well as the health of the bistate region, will be stronger if they adopt a more constructive stance.

As a country that has escaped deep poverty by embracing free trade, Vietnam could encourage developing countries to take a more constructive stance in the Doha round of world trade talks (and shame richer ones into doing the same).Remarkable as its achievements are, Vietnam is still not satisfied.

The acrimony over the Polish role must also call into question the UN's inclination to hosting the talks in countries that have a history of hostility to tackling climate change, in the hope that the prestige of holding the talks would persuade governments to take a more constructive stance.

Going forward, once Greece has delivered what the EU Commission, ratings agencies and stakeholders in the markets judge to be an adequate pound of flesh, we expect the ECB to take on a more constructive stance, especially in view of the stricter collateral requirements that will be put in place by the end of 2010.

While according greater or lesser importance to HGT is one way to approach prokaryote evolution, a more constructive stance may be conceivable now that methods and concepts have developed even further.

Observers have noted that President Obama's re-election and John Kerry's appointment as US Secretary of State have signalled a shift in the US stance towards the negotiations, with sources predicting the traditionally obstructive US delegation is willing to play a more constructive role in the talks.

Wade had a more constructive response.

A change towards a more constructive role would be welcome.

"To accomplish that, we need a more constructive environment.

Does he envisage a more constructive approach towards the Tories?

Instead, a progressive conservative candidate would have to play a more constructive role.