Sentence examples for constructive stance from inspiring English sources
Despite these unsettling facts, Russia has always taken a constructive stance on BMD.
In time, the governors themselves will realize that their own reputations, as well as the health of the bistate region, will be stronger if they adopt a more constructive stance.
As a country that has escaped deep poverty by embracing free trade, Vietnam could encourage developing countries to take a more constructive stance in the Doha round of world trade talks (and shame richer ones into doing the same).Remarkable as its achievements are, Vietnam is still not satisfied.
The acrimony over the Polish role must also call into question the UN's inclination to hosting the talks in countries that have a history of hostility to tackling climate change, in the hope that the prestige of holding the talks would persuade governments to take a more constructive stance.
With the broad market also displaying strength and quality stocks available at reasonable valuations, a constructive stance toward stocks remains appropriate.
"The Wildlife Trusts are well known for taking a pragmatic and constructive stance in its dealings with developers and local authorities on the ground and with national government.
"We call on both sides to take a rational path," the government's spokesman, Sukru Sina Gurel, said, but quickly added, "Particularly Israel, in order to display rational, forward-looking and constructive stances, needs to review many concepts and views it holds".
The two sponsors of the peace agreement, London and Dublin, and its most vigorous international booster, Washington, issued statements calling the new I.R.A. stance constructive.
"Looking forward, our outlook is cautiously optimistic and our stance is constructive and opportunistic.
He did persuade it to abandon its formal "equidistance" between the Conservatives and Labour, and to adopt a stance of "constructive opposition" to the new government.
What we must now do – to rise to the occasion – is embrace a stance of constructive problem-solving rather than become distracted by using the report as a mere foil for political positioning.
