(10/12/2012, field notes of informal discussion with case manager 1) Other case managers seemed less able to constructively address the challenges encountered, sometimes attributing problems to causes outside their control.
But as the economic downturn has continued, it has made many national governments far less willing to engage constructively in shared solutions in the WTO, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and elsewhere.
But the less the United States is constructively involved and committed to the process of reaching a settlement, the less likely it is that a lasting peace will emerge, that the points of the Minsk agreement will get implemented and that Kiev will fulfill its obligations.
Secondly, the co-patient who is coping with their own illness and hospitalisation is less able to respond constructively to any challenges presented by the behaviour of the person with dementia and reacts accordingly.
By definition, if one student dominates, then the other students in the group do not explain as much during the discussion and have less opportunity to engage interactively or constructively.
In theory, as with rural electrification, the federal government could constructively support broadband expansion in less-profitable rural areas.
If the neiboring terms are more or less in phase with each other, they interfere constructively.
It is plausible that, with age and experience, people have less intense anger or learn to manage it more constructively.
Strategic Foresight methods engage a diversity of disciplinary- and situated-perspectives and create a safe space to reveal, test and constructively contest assumptions and enable consideration of less familiar future possibilities.
