The heavily indebted countries must channel their citizens' rising discontent into a more constructive channel by coming together and calling on Germany to make the choice.
Instead of reflexively calling for the death penalty, Mr. Lazio and others could play a more constructive role by tightening the nation's gun laws to deny violent thugs inappropriate access.
Surely, Ireland can play a more constructive role by acknowledging and addressing these issues, which are not peripheral to any peace process, but rather at its core.
Participatory methods explicitly seek to improve our understanding of livestock systems, in order to enhance interpretation of information and for setting intervention strategies that lead to more constructive action by all stakeholders.
We might help to promote a more constructive debate, however, by being "as explicit as possible about what we are talking about when we use the term sceptic".
For novice facilitators, peer assistance with issues such as dealing with quiet or disruptive students might offer more constructive support than can be provided by busy curriculum organisers.
But he also expressed frustration that Roddick was not being more constructive in his criticism by giving concrete proposals, and the president also maintained that the I.T.F. was actually open to discussion.
Ultimately, when it comes to capacity-building in Africa, the United States can make a more constructive and sustainable contribution by putting accountability and the rule of law front and center.
As I noted last week, we need a campaign of education both here and in the Middle East to promote more constructive responses to provocations by extremists, as well as a campaign of marginalization to isolate the extremists and drain their power of celebrity.
By analysing their own thoughts they realized that these thoughts caused a great deal of stress and they then learned to replace these by more constructive thoughts (C).
