constructive
ஆக்கபூர்வமான
definition
adjective
constructive criticism
serving a useful purpose; tending to build up.
constructive liability
derived by inference; implied by operation of law; not obvious or explicit.
translation of 'constructive'
கட்டிடத்திற்குரிய,
ஆக்க சம்பந்தமான
example
He made a good start to solving this problem for n = 2 when he found a 'constructive' proof of a finite basis for binary forms.
It should be noted that 'constructive' manslaughter requires the commission of an unlawful act.
Generally speaking, I find the critique to be 'constructive' and useful though largely misguided.
Plus she's a regular reviewer with some grand advice and 'constructive' criticism.
Comments, advice, suggestions or 'constructive' criticism are especially welcome.
Gendering transport history offers a full, useful and 'constructive' tool of analysis.
Go to work for the day, lose yourself in something 'constructive' , the benefits outweigh the negatives.
Suppose, further, that she attempts to use bulldozers for 'constructive' purposes.
Any advice and/or 'constructive' criticism is welcome, as always.
I told him he needed to be supportive and indulge me in some positive 'constructive' advice.
Authors might rate reviews as useful, creative, 'constructive' , or crucial to their paper.
If so, I am opening up myself to 'constructive' criticism or helpful comments.
The claim to a trust is a claim to a remedial and not an institutional 'constructive' trust and the limitation period is again 6 years.
Most of the comments here are delightfully informative, useful or otherwise 'constructive' , and I'm happy to keep it that way!
The trouble with such sites is that it is just as easy for someone vandalise their pages as it is for someone to add something useful or 'constructive' .
Oh, and thank you for all the advice, I love 'constructive' criticism.
At the same time, impeding the efforts of soldiers at war serves no 'constructive' purpose.
Further, the composition of liability as a 'constructive' trustee is wider than a tracing order in equity.
His repudiation of excluded middle flows from his 'constructive' conception of mathematics.
The question which now must be asked of Teagasc is what 'constructive' purpose do these reports serve.
Traditionally there has been a reluctance to use a driving offence as the unlawful act in 'constructive' manslaughter.
His criticism was built on the fact that he believed only in 'constructive' mathematics.
His main work was on the 'constructive' theory of functions and approximation theory.
The fault requirement for the offence of assault occasioning actual bodily harm reveals that it is an offence of 'constructive' liability.
He is perhaps best known, however, as one of the founders of the 'constructive' approach to contemporary mathematics.
Keeping a murderer in prison costs upwards of £25,000 a year which could be better used for 'constructive' purposes.
He said it was a useful and 'constructive' meeting following on from the previous meeting.
I think that parents should work with schools in a 'constructive' partnership to benefit all parties.
I'd like someone to come up with a van, haul them off and put them to 'constructive' purpose.
They must try to profit from experience and 'constructive' advice.
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