Sentence examples for constructive closure from inspiring English sources

Going further \({\textsf{LP}}\), and Justification Logic in general, is not only sufficiently refined to distinguish justification assertions for logically equivalent sentences, it provides a flexible machinery to connect justifications of equivalent sentences and hence to maintain constructive closure properties necessary for a quality logic system.

"Why didn't any one of them speak up and try to stop it?" Judge Berman said he wanted to impose a sentence that was "constructive" and would provide a measure of closure — "though I don't know how the Clementis will ever get closure," he said.

After what looked like a messy boardroom fallout, which in turn saw founder and then CEO Wladimir Baranoff-Rossine win his case for "constructive" dismissal, we appear to finally have closure on this chapter of the MobiCart story.

This could also explain, why non-constructive inflammation with ROS production >10−4 M inhibits wound healing, whilst constructive inflammation with ROS production <10−5 M promotes tissue regeneration and wound closures [ 49, 50], similarly to CAP [ 51].

Any time you receive constructive criticism, it is important that you handle it in a way that leads to closure (acceptance), rather than a way that will propagate a cycle of negative, reactionary criticism.

Dan Milmo's just forwarded me this statement: "Today, TUI Travel PLC and Thomas Cook Group PLC held a constructive meeting with the Transport Secretary which focused on the repatriation of stranded customers following the closure of airspace as a result of volcanic ash.

Destructive: constructive.

No closure.

But closure?

I love constructive criticism".

It was "not constructive".