Sentence examples for constructive role in helping from inspiring English sources
India has played a constructive role in helping rebuild Afghanistan, but it must take steps to allay Islamabad's concerns that this is a plan to encircle Pakistan.
"Senator Hart is a man of great experience and ability and I am confident that along with the British and Irish governments, he will play a very constructive role in helping to resolve the current political impasse and build an enduring peace and a reconciled society".
Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader and a veteran appropriator who in his 2008 re-election campaign heavily emphasized the money he had won for his state, said he thought the appropriations panels could play a constructive role in the new climate by helping put the brakes on spending.
Perhaps, Turkey's apparent readiness to adopt a constructive role in resolving this conflict may now help to step some of the negative repercussions it has spawned.
Reintegration options, which focus on education and vocational training opportunities, are also based in the community in an effort to help young people play a constructive role in their local society.
Anger is understandable if one of your favourite old games is a bust as a freemium remake, and the plentiful constructive criticism of Dungeon Keeper will play a valuable role in helping all developers learn how to navigate the pitfalls (or spiked pits) of the new business model.
We should invest more in helping the troubled people — our fellow citizens — caught in the law enforcement web to find a constructive role in society, and less in punishing them for punishment's sake.
In fact, the Americans claimed, Lavrov regularly played a constructive role in calming the emotional Zarif.
"It's our view that Syria can play a constructive role in the region".
We hope Mr. Abdullah is committed to playing an active, constructive role in Afghan politics.
China will continue to play a "constructive role" in finding a peaceful solution, according to Xinhua.
