He wrote some of his own most durable material, including songs about songs like "Así Se Compone Un Son," offering advice on how to compose a son (a Latin American song form) suggesting, "You need a reason, a constructive subject, and also inspiration".
The toolkit was subjected to constructive criticism from a team of experts in the field.
(experienced marker) Respondents felt good markers were disciplined, open to other presentational styles, decisive, constructive, knowledgeable of the subject and familiar with academic conventions.
The implications of this vision for future risk assessment practice have been the subject of constructive debate (Blaauboer 2010; Krewski et al. 2011).
Students believe that these features increased their motivation for more active voluntary participation during the course, which according to their opinion leads to increased authentic, constructive and productive interaction on subjects that are of interest and use to them.
Last week's Republican debate demonstrated that Social Security remains a political grenade to be lobbed back and forth rather than a subject of serious, constructive discussion.
It said: "The Metropolitan Opera's participation in the Lincoln Center redevelopment project is the subject of ongoing constructive discussions, which we hope will be resolved in a manner satisfactory to all parties.
In keeping with the "Copernican revolution" that places the constructive activities of the human subject at the center of philosophical analysis, Kant's treatment of religion in this work does not function as a preliminary step in an apologetic on behalf of claims made on the basis of divine revelation.
At their worst, they can diminish its impact, reduce its credibility, and harm our writers and their subjects, while making those constructive comments impossible to find or recognise.
Yet none of our leaders has said "boo" on the subject, and hardly any constructive action has been taken.
