Sentence examples for become more constructive from inspiring English sources
He also underlines the moral power of criminal prosecution; after a spate of terrorism-related convictions (and guilty pleas) in Britain, he says, the dialogue with British Muslims may now become more constructive.
He is advised to explore removing Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, recognising that the country while still politically repressive and allied to some bad regimes has sought to become more constructive and responsible regionally (serving a useful role in Colombian peace talks, for instance).
The two sides have been in discussions for some time, but the talks have become more constructive recently, the sources said, although they cautioned that a resolution is not imminent.
The criticism became more constructive.
And secondly, a boycott, even a selective one, will only reinforce general Israeli anxieties about anti-semitism, particularly in Europe, and will cause Israelis to become more defensive and less open to constructive, realistic solutions.
The ICAP hypothesis predicts that as students become more engaged with the learning materials, from passive to active and then to constructive and interactive, their learning will increase.
Dr. Diamond, in her letter, has made constructive suggestions to help our organization prevent further misunderstandings with the LGBTQ communities, become more sensitive to their issues, and repair damaged relations.
But if Congress and the Commerce Department are going to play constructive roles, they need to look beyond theoretical discussions about Icann's structure and processes and become more familiar with the quotidian frustrations those who use the address system encounter.
Women become more outgoing.
"People become more savvy".
