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A third purpose of the study was to monitor the effects of the intervention program on the indices of positive participations (i.e. constructive engagement) of participants involved.

6. (C) Vashishta reiterated India's belief that only constructive engagement of the military regime could bring about any meaningful change, saying sanctions have only isolated Burma, and have not encouraged democratic reforms there.

The prime minister was not talking of his big majority, but of the constructive engagement of the opposition leader, Walter Veltroni.The legislature that emerged from the election in April has a tidier, British look.

With so much of society becoming intolerant of thought-diversity, I hope that Princeton might lead as a brave and optimistic example that constructive engagement of diverse thought can be a valuable strength, not something to be feared or avoided.

The shift in policy was the result of a review that was first announced by Mrs. Clinton in February when she said neither the sanctions imposed by Western countries nor the "constructive engagement" of Myanmar's Asian neighbors had succeeded in affecting the government's behavior.

Cox tabled two questions about military intervention in Yemen on 14 June, asking the foreign secretary, Philip Hammond "what steps the government is taking to ensure the constructive engagement of the Saudi-led coalition with the UN on the question of its de-listing as a state or armed group that violates children's rights during conflict".

Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European Council (who presides over the summits), suggested Ireland should sign up to a promise of "constructive engagement on tax co-ordination" on the basis of the pact for the euro.

It favors the softer approach of "constructive engagement" to persuade Pretoria to abandon apartheid, the official South African policy of discrimination against and subjugation of nonwhites.

The once famously volatile operative now describes himself as a believer of "constructive engagement". Founder of Marathon Strategies, he represents such liberal bogeymen as Wal-Mart.

A key problem in the regime change of the 2003-2004 period was the fundamental lack of constructive engagement and involvement of all political factions and players.

Congress appeared on the verge of passing a package of tough economic sanctions until President Reagan, feeling political heat from Republicans as well as Democrats, jettisoned his "constructive engagement" policy of gently stroking Pretoria into reforms and imposed his own sanctions.