There is a need for a concise, constructive, jargon- and acronym-free, nontechnical, unsensational, light-on-anecdote, analytical examination of the major facets of the biggest U.S. economic disaster in my lifetime and that of most people living today.
"Never in our lifetime has there been a more desperate need for constructive and committed dialogue, among individuals, among communities, among cultures, among and between nations," he said at the start of an international conference here aimed at promoting understanding between Western and Islamic cultures.
Amid cultural upheaval, there is a very real need for constructive messages about maleness.
Clinical teaching models emphasize the need for constructive feedback as a learning tool, and many efforts in both assessment and faculty development are aimed at promoting effective feedback to trainees [ 60– 63].
Unfortunately, it seems that a worrying number of people seem to conflate the need for constructive debate about controversial topics with the right to say anything and everything they want – and then claiming it is perfectly fine as "there is nothing offensive about healthy debate".
President Bush telephoned Bolivia's newly inaugurated president, Evo Morales, to congratulate him and express the need for constructive dialogue between the countries.
However, it is one thing to focus on particular proposals; it is quite another to argue against the need for constructive reforms to improve the efficiency, accessibility and legitimacy of the court.
Feminist accounts stress the autonomous individual's need for constructive feedback, advice, and encouragement from others (Meyers 1989; Brison 1997).
Conditions or constructive procedures yielding coincidence points are important parts of fixed point theorems and strong assumptions like non-trivial OWC do not and should not obviate the need for constructive procedures.
Although he deals with a wide range of human dynamics he also clearly identifies the essential interrelated factors necessary for building vital organizational ecologies that support the limitless sharing of novel ideas and increasing productivity". "Charles Ehin provides valuable insight to the need for constructive social networks.
