Examples of using Be constructive in English and their translations into Slovak
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But it must be constructive.
There's nothing wrong with being critical, but it should be constructive.
They have to be constructive.
This dialogue has to be constructive and substantive, and of course we therefore regret that, up to now, this dialogue has not brought really substantive results.
But it must be constructive.
People also translate
This dialogue has to be constructive and substantive, addressing all core issues such as the preservation of Tibet's unique culture, religion and traditions and the need to achieve a system of meaningful autonomy for Tibet within the Chinese Constitution.
Criticism must be constructive.
While criticism could be constructive, it is the populist element in Orbán's discourse which makes it potentially destructive for the EU.
Criticism should be constructive.
Reviews provided should be constructive and impartial, and free of any hostile, inflammatory, libellous, unfair or unnecessarily derogatory comments.
Criticism has to be constructive.
Criticism can be constructive and destructive.
But your criticism should be constructive.
But it has to be constructive and not destructive.
If you have criticism, be constructive!
Good feedback should be constructive, specific, kind, justified and relevant.
If you must criticize, be constructive.
Criticism can be constructive.
Whoever said monkey business can't be constructive?
The same inventions can be constructive or destructive.
I do hope the discussion can be constructive.
If you want to criticize, be constructive about it.
If you have to criticize, be constructive.
But words, saying things, you know, can be constructive; it can be really damaging.
But when you criticize, be constructive.
Criticism is OK, but it should be constructive.
What we do when angry, however, can be constructive or sinful.
Nevertheless, I have made someamendments on a couple of issues which I feel could be constructive and useful contributions to the final text.
While the European Parliament should be scrutinising developments in Afghanistan,I believe its contributions should be constructive and look towards achieving a stable Afghan state.
If the debate on freedom of the press, in Europe, must be held at the European Parliament, then so be it,but it should be constructive and worthy of the prestigious institution of which we are proud to be part.