"We will listen to everyone and be constructive because our priority is that the design of the banking union be completed," he said.
Crises can be constructive because, politically, they make possible the type of reform that would be impossible in more normal periods.
They referred to this debate as an "academic kerfuffle," but we believe the debate has been constructive, because it has brought greater clarity over the ideas shaping austerity policies in both the United States and Europe.
"We sometimes argue with the coach, and the coach argues with the players - but I always believe this is constructive because if you don't argue you're not invested in the club". While some fans in England have become used to absentee owners, Abraham is a central figure at his club.
The elevated ratio of LS to Cel was constructive to the stability phase because of the increased surface potential and decreased particle size.
We will be constructive on that, because we want this sorted and we think the British people are entitled to get it sorted.
Barclays, which raised its target price marginally from £12.30 to £12.40, said: We are constructive on S&N because we believe its transition to higher growth platforms is underappreciated by the market and that there is still upside optionality from bolt-on M&A, cost efficiency opportunities and potential industry consolidation.
This is constructive to him, because he is staging a heartfelt protest of what he sees as a transgression against the democratic process perpetrated by the DNC.
The suggestions by Henry M. Paulson Jr., the chief executive of Goldman Sachs, are noteworthy because they are constructive and because they will be unwelcome in many boardrooms.
Murphy, a technician, calls himself an "intermediate bear" and a "long-term bull," says that a correction could be constructive in the long term because it could break ground for long-term gains.
