Sentence examples for constructive confrontational from inspiring English sources
Russia's Ambassador to the UN, Vitaly Churkin disparaged the proposed UN resolution on Srebrenica as "not constructive, confrontational and politically motivated".
East has held discussions with ValueAct, which were described as constructive and not confrontational.
His relationship with the governor's office can be described as more confrontational than constructive, even though Hartford relies on state support for well over half of its budget.
Abroad, Mr Chirac continues to tout his vision of a multi-polar world, in which European power balances America's, in ways that seem confrontational, rather than constructive.
Pedro Mavez, a retired engineer with the oil industry said he was overjoyed by the opposition win – but added that he hoped its leaders would tone down their rhetoric and get to work: "They need to be less confrontational and more constructive," he said.
There are also plenty of times that this occurs without good reasons simply because no one asks the tough and potentially confrontational questions. 2. Second, provide constructive feedback.
Constructive criticism of our reform process is certainly acceptable, but calling for confrontational measures can only harm reform in Egypt and American relations with the largest, most influential country in the Middle East.
How does one engage all parties in a constructive dialog to add a new body of legal guidance to further define the circumstances and expectations of people in confrontational, but not defensive, situations?
None were confrontational.
