Examples of using A more constructive in English and their translations into Danish
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A more constructive outlet.
It is now the Council's turn to adopt a more constructive stance.
I think I have a more constructive way for you to spend your time.
But maybe we can help channel that sensitivity in a more constructive way.
It argues, overall, for a more constructive and transparent process.
I can only hope that you use those high spirits in a more constructive way.
My group would have liked a more constructive budgetary framework for the period 2007-2013.
To this end, we in the European Union could develop a more constructive attitude.
Thanks to the Socialist Group's amendments, a more constructive language for the dialogue on Russia and Iran has been achieved.
The European Union must not adopt a didactic stance, andwould do itself credit by adopting a more constructive one.
Only in this way can the parties find a more constructive way of solving the problem.
This is why I wholeheartedly support theefforts of European and American leaders to engage Russia in a more constructive relationship.
I would like to see a more constructive engagement of Russia in our efforts to support democratisation, economic and social progress and stability in the six countries in the Eastern Partnership.
There has never been any doubt about this, andwe would therefore ask the Turkish Government to adopt a more constructive stance in this matter.
The Liberals hope that Mr Schröder, Mr Fischer andthe others will adopt a more constructive tone, and that the Commission will not tire in its efforts to create a Europe that is both complete and sound in body.
I would like to ask,will Commissioner Marin use the influence he clearly has to pressurize the ASEAN countries to play a more constructive role?
When we have done this we spend less energy on fighting it. Instead we free more energy,which enables us to be able to relate to the problem in a more constructive way.
We can expect a more constructive approach to research when it is done by people interested in research rather than by people who administer the policies, as in the case of agriculture.
Mr President, as I have remarked previously in this House,Christian charity obliges us to adopt a more constructive approach to the development agenda.
Emphasis was also laid on the need to improve relations through a more constructive and more detailed approach which took into account both sides' longer-term economic and political interests.
Projects based on common, practical goals are considered to be more effective means to break through stereotypes and encourage a more constructive view of the integration process.
This, plus a greater political stability, created a more constructive environment for the management of the Phare Programme in Bulgaria and programme management structures became more stable, and therefore more efficient.
As Chair of the EP Delegation for relations with Israel, I had imagined and hoped for a more constructive start to our transatlantic dialogue.
If Iran sets out on a more constructive course on the nuclear issue and on regional stability in general, it could play an important role in the Middle East and Gulf region, which would reflect its rightful place and proud history.
I look forward to a constructive proposal from the Commission that can help us to find a more constructive tone in the negotiations on the 2012 budget.
Politiken' s collective review was, accordingly, not only positive, but also critical,I think, in a more constructive way than many of the other Danish papers, and it was certainly an ambitious journalistic idea to have the various external experts reviewing the series.
In a 1977 interview with CBS News anchorman Walter Cronkite,Sadat admitted under pointed questioning that he was open to a more constructive dialog for peace, including a state visit.
On the Syria Association Agreement referred to by Mr Belder,the agreement will help draw Syria into a more constructive engagement and will give us an opportunity to discuss the issues of mutual concern.
The rice issue is indeed included on the agenda for these bilateral negotiations and is an element of the negotiations, and one outcome is that the Japanese havegenerally started to adopt, shall we say, a more constructive or less rigid position on this issue in Geneva.