Sentence examples for open to constructive from inspiring English sources

Of course we're open to constructive ideas about how to get this right.

It suggests you are open to constructive criticism and willing to learn from the experience of others.

But in a statement issued over the weekend, Dabhol said it was "still open to constructive discussion on the solutions".

Despite denunciations by Mitt Romney and other Republicans, President Obama was right to try to test whether the new leader might be open to constructive dialogue.

A spokeswoman for Representative Roy Blunt of Missouri, the No. 2 Republican in the House, said the leadership was open to constructive suggestions from lawmakers.

Rather than a confirmed election loser, Abdullah now presents himself to the international community and the Karzai government as a problem to be solved — a responsible, reasonable problem, open to constructive negotiations that will address his interests and concerns.

The trade minister, Andrew Robb, said earlier this week that he was open to having "constructive" talks with Labor's trade spokeswoman, Penny Wong – but the government appears to have hardened its rhetoric and insists the treaty text will not be amended.

Focus on the most intriguing details in each and always keep an open mind to constructive criticism.

Mr. Petrilli now recognizes that the law might have been stronger and worked better had its supporters been more open to input and constructive criticism from the start.

He said the Monsanto board unanimously regarded the proposal as "incomplete and financially inadequate, but is open to continued and constructive conversations to assess whether a transaction in the best interest of Monsanto shareowners can be achieved".

"I am sure that, under his guidance, the Federation will be rejuvenated and will restore a climate open to dialogue and constructive collaboration with the teams and FOTA, thus ensuring stability of the regulations and the whole environment," di Montezemolo said.