Sentence examples for constructive administration from inspiring English sources

They called for the removal of the Mubarak government and the abolition of the notorious Emergency Law, freedom, justice, the formation of a new, non-military government and the constructive administration of all of Egypt's resources.

In the end, the exchanges were constructive, as administration officials persuaded Sony that an expanded electronic attack was unlikely; that gave the studio cover to tell the distributors and theaters they were very likely safe to show the film.

He also said that the cameras altered the atmosphere, and that many reporters had constructive relationships with administration officials when off camera.

In the place of constructive alternatives to Obama administration policies, it has offered increasingly hysterical rhetoric.

But he also laid out his record of what he described as constructive criticism of the administration.

The Clinton Administration's "constructive engagement" with China, after all, is to slowly raise relations with China to the same level as those with Russia, through a series of polite and persistent but nonconfrontational summit meetings.

This is the most constructive overture by the administration since Cancún, where more than two years of negotiations to make global trade more expansive and fairer seemed to fall apart.

Not only must Congress and the incoming administration put constructive policies in place, but, together, we must tell the story of how a limited government actually reduces limitations on the economic and creative success of every American.

"I know she has tried to address this discretely through a constructive dialogue with the administration, but a steady stream of inaccurate and off-the-record anonymous leaks to the press have made that effort impossible," he said in a statement.

The administration welcomes "constructive work" by the reconstituted Rada, or legislature, "and continues to urge the prompt formation of a broad, technocratic government of national unity," said the statement, attributed to Press Secretary Jay Carney.

The administration welcomes "constructive work" by the reconstituted Rada, or parliament, "and continues to urge the prompt formation of a broad, technocratic government of national unity," said the statement, attributed to White House Press Secretary Jay Carney.