Feedback, however sincere and constructively offered, can be perceived as a personal or professional attack.
But, if approached constructively, reaccreditation offers an opportunity for peer review that reinforces a great university's culture of continuous improvement.
17 Constructively, these determinants offer the possibility that political commitment inside and outside the health sector can make real improvements in population health.
Mr. Kim's popularity has suffered from corruption scandals and North Korea's failure to respond constructively to his offers of reconciliation.
More constructively, Sports Direct, which offers 24-hour delivery service online, could help Debenhams improve its internet operations to catch up with Next and John Lewis, whose online Christmas sales surged.
But if Pyongyang is sincere in its expressed desire for better relations with the United States, it should respond positively and constructively to Mr. Bush's offer of renewed talks.
Ministers have offered up to £1m per community for areas that constructively engage in offering to take part in the scheme, and a further sum of up to £2.5m where deep borehole investigations take place.
The challenge for established industrialized countries, as set out in this book, is to work with China constructively, share expertise and experience, offer resources and stop finger pointing.
I love releasing myself into my art because it offers me a constructively MEANINGFUL outlet for the strong emotions I am encouraged by my own self to suppress.
"Kezia Dugdale is the sixth person to lead Labour in the last eight years, and after every single one of those leadership contests, the SNP has made the same offer to Labour: to work constructively with them to deliver socially progressive policies and to help make Scotland a better country," he said.
