Sentence examples for constructive dealings from inspiring English sources
Sinn Fein, under Adams's controlling leadership, spent the best part of 15 years in an indefatigable effort to engage with the political and religious establishments in London, Dublin and Belfast, all of whom, he says, were hostile to constructive dealings for a variety of selfish or shortsighted reasons.
By his own account of his century-long life, he sounds instead like a North Country boy with Yankee ingenuity who set out to improve the world through technological progress and constructive business dealings -- and succeeded.
He is known for being conciliatory and constructive in his dealings with government, a "diplomat first, activist second", as Fairfax Media described him in 2009.
De facto, rather than de jure, recognition can be a basis for a constructive relationship, as Israel knows from the mutual benefits of its shah-era dealings with Iran.
"They met in a constructive atmosphere," said Michael Mann, spokesman for EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton, who represents the powers in dealings with Iran.
Destructive: constructive.
He said: "In all of my dealings with the cardinal, he has been a considerate and thoughtful leader of the Catholic church in Scotland, stalwart in his faith but constructive in his approach.
So are dealings with Myanmar.
Tells about his dealings with the Transport Workers Union.
The most simple dealings could become circuslike.
