As easy as it is to dissect Ward's flaws -- like his complete lack of self-awareness while his every folly played out in public -- it is more constructive to understand why the U.S.O.C. board fell for him in the first place.
We decided it was more constructive to reward students for getting involved on campus in activities that don't involve alcohol and that would help them establish more constructive friendships and interactions.
It's a stunt that won't accomplish much for anybody, but it's more constructive than throwing rocks at Israeli cars — or, on the Israeli side, better than expanding illegal settlements.
I think it's more constructive to say there are a lot of opportunities and a lot of good roles for women out there still".
There appears to be an overbearing desire to regulate and control traditional media when it would be more constructive for public policy and the regulatory agenda to focus on how local media can be unburdened and nurtured".
Instead of arguing for the abandonment of white men, perhaps it might be more constructive for liberals to consider the platform and politician that won many of these men, as Tester, Virginia's Jim Web, or even the 1976 version of Carter illustrated.
"We are committed to the eradication of sectarianism and believe it would have been more constructive for FARE to work with our club rather than against it.
But they can alter how they respond to it, in a way that's more constructive for both parties".
Advocates of juvenile boot camps, which include the kind of physical and obedience training found in military basic training, say they are more constructive for many youths than a juvenile detention center.
Schmidt used World War II for his analogy: "The reason this hasn't been done before is that this thing is a matter of D-Day dimensions...If this venture succeeds, there's nothing, there's nothing that could be done, aside from changing human nature, that would be more constructive for our society".
