Sentence examples for act constructively from inspiring English sources
"act constructively" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe taking a productive, positive approach to a situation. For example: "Let's try to act constructively and come up with a solution to this problem."
But that is only feasible if both sides act constructively in the first round.
Turkey must now act constructively and come to terms with Azerbaijan on Shah Deniz Phase I pricing and Shah Deniz Phase II volumes for purchase.
Most Kosovo Serbs still live in enclaves, some of which have to be protected by foreign peacekeepers.The report described by aides to its Norwegian author, Kai Eide, as a "very frank piece of paper"—will excoriate Albanian leaders for failing to protect Serbs and other minorities, and Serb politicians for refusing to act constructively in Kosovo's politics.
In spite of the foot-dragging French, NATO demonstrated in the Balkans that with firm U.S. leadership it could act constructively and decisively.
Mechanisms governing thermal stability of nanocrystalline metal alloys have typically been classified as either "kinetic" or "thermodynamic", although both should generally be expected to manifest at the same time and either act constructively, or compete.
By continually enhancing our awareness, we can increasingly notice when we are causing harm to others, the climate, or ourselves, and strengthen our capacity to rapidly shift gears and think and act constructively.
As the United States and Canadian governments put it in November in their report on the blackout, these relays helped spread a "cascade" of failures, reducing "the potential time in which grid operators might have identified the growing problem and acted constructively to contain it".
Of course, Ahmadinejad was not part of the "we" who had acted constructively at the December 2001 Bonn conference in assembling a representative post-Taliban government for Afghanistan.
PARIS — When Washington warned Moscow this week that it was putting Russia's self-proclaimed vital interests in the Middle East at risk if it didn't act "more constructively right now" on Syria, you couldn't fault Vladimir Putin for probably thinking that he could brazen out the huff and puff.
Both Japan and Germany have been struggling since 1945 with defining and identifying norms and interests that would help them interpret the lessons of history and enable them to act responsibly and constructively in a globalizing world.
Launching her party's manifesto in Edinburgh on Monday, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon sought to allay the fears of some English voters, insisting they would act "responsibly and constructively" in the interests of the whole of the UK.
