To have influence, the UK must be viewed as a committed partner today seeking constructively to create a better future for tomorrow.
In Table 2, Story 1 shows how the course helped someone cope with a challenge, reacting constructively to a partner with a mental disorder.
"The government will review the UK's position once the directive has been agreed, and will continue to work constructively with European partners on matters of mutual interest.
Erdoğan now needs to engage constructively with his western partners, on whose goodwill Turkey's strategic security relies.
But if the two leaders stay committed to their vision of Washington and Moscow as potential partners, even the hardest problems can be constructively resolved.
Noting that 22 of 27 European Union members have recognized Kosovo since it declared independence in February, Sir John Sawers, the British ambassador to the United Nations, said, "Serbia will need to work constructively with its future E.U. partners".
Nonetheless, Mr. Rule said, the company decided to accept the terms because "it was important to put this matter behind it and to move forward constructively with its customers, its business partners and the government".
Both internal and external factors drive uncertainty about the duration and outcome of the reconstruction challenge — for example, the UK's ability to negotiate agreements, having outsourced this task to Brussels for 40 years, or trade partners' willingness to engage with Britain in a constructively and timely manner.
We continue to work constructively with the Department of Transport and other industry partners to meet our obligations, manage contract changes and ensure the continued stability and growth of our rail business.
Working constructively to address and resolve conflict instead of avoiding it, valuing your partner's opinions and emotions, and accepting irreconcilable differences are also strong indicators for success.
