Sentence examples for maintaining a constructive from inspiring English sources

"Kraft Foods is committed to working toward a recommended transaction and to maintaining a constructive dialogue, and is announcing this proposal as a means to encourage and further that process," said the company in a statement.

In practice, applying the CARe methodology consists of the following six steps (Fig.  2): (1) building and maintaining a constructive relationship with the client; (2) collecting information and making a 'strengths assessment' with the client.

Students described expert-mentors as being more able to identify relevant learning issues and gaps in knowledge while maintaining a constructive climate and adhering to the guidelines of the problem-based learning task within the time scheduled.

But the draft resolution also recognises the importance of good EU-Turkey relations and maintaining a constructive and open dialogue, which is key to addressing common challenges, such as migration, security or terrorism.

Mr. Bush has already ruled out an Olympics boycott, which some have called for, indicating that he hoped to maintain a constructive relationship with the Chinese leadership.

It was a clear indication of the Chinese leadership's willingness to maintain a constructive relationship with this country despite difficulties at the official level.

The manager Antonio Conte is believed to maintain a constructive relationship with the director general, Beppe Marotta, and sporting director, Fabio Paratici.

What many critics of United States policy fail to understand is that it is in America's interest to maintain a constructive relationship with both Taipei and Beijing.

And so, going forward, the United States will maintain a constructive relationship with the interim government that promotes core interests like the Camp David Accords and counter-terrorism.

Jonathon Hunyor, principal legal officer at Naaja, told Guardian Australia the agency was pleased to visit the centre and maintained a constructive relationship with Corrections, but would continue to call for a purpose-built facility.

Claire Buchan, a White House spokeswoman, said today that the administration's policy toward Japan had not changed and that it had always maintained a "constructive and candid" relationship with that country.