The influence of the U.S. on the death penalty worldwide has sometimes been constructive.
The first time I played it live, an old comrade asked: "You're being ironic, right?" His shocked reaction when I told him I was being serious convinced me that it is sometimes more constructive to challenge the beliefs of your audience than constantly reinforce them.
Furthermore, a problem in tutorial groups is that students sometimes avoid constructive conflicts (Moust et al. 2005).
Now, the union-backed groups appear to have concluded it would be more constructive, sometimes, to engage Wal-Mart.
Silver conceded that games would be canceled "very shortly," adding, "Sometimes, deadlines are constructive — for both sides — in making the final moves that are necessary to get to a deal".
When it was done, many survivors said the process, although sometimes bitter, was constructive -- it brought them together to create something that might enlighten people, someplace they could go, something good that came from bad, a show of fortitude by survivors.
Based on the fraud theory, secret trusts are sometimes classified as constructive trusts; the reason they do not have to follow the Wills Act 1837 is because they are created by the courts.
Feedback / Communication (n = 22) In this category the HOs frequently wrote only "feedback" as free text, sometimes specified as "constructive feedback", "target vs. actual control", "honest feedback", "personal feedback", "regular feedback".
They have good people and they play constructive roles sometimes, but sometimes they get too much power.
