Sentence examples for highly constructive from inspiring English sources

Civil society has always played a highly constructive role and will continue to do so.

His record in the areas of housing, welfare and environment pro tection is also highly constructive.

Even Egypt's recently elected Islamist President, Mohammed Morsi, played a highly constructive role in trying to put out the fire.

That meeting witnessed extensive discussions between officials from either side; discussions that, the Americans conceded, were highly constructive.

They well merit public attention, and this flap may serve the highly constructive function of setting off the alarm.

"The directive offered today by the European Commission is a highly constructive step toward our mutual goal of protecting investors," he said.

Friedman (1977) dealt with intuitionistic ZF set theory, and Bridges (1987) worked with a highly formalised constructive Morse set theory.

Moreover, the classically highly non-constructive Stone-Čech compactification has as well a constructive point-free version (Curi 2010).

The question is particularly significant because at its first appearance the axiom of choice was often seen as controversial and highly non-constructive.

The chief objection raised was to what some saw as its highly non-constructive, even idealist, character: while the axiom asserts the possibility of making a number of perhaps even an uncountable number of arbitrary "choices", it gives no indication whatsoever of how these latter are actually to be effected, of how, otherwise put, choice functions are to be defined.

"It was a highly welcome and constructive engagement with government," said the HSBC chairman, Douglas Flint.