Sentence examples for I will proactively from inspiring English sources
2. I will proactively provide you with written disclosure prior to my engagement, and thereafter throughout the term of my engagement, of any conflicts of interest that will or reasonably may be considered to compromise my impartiality or independence.
If someone hasn't scheduled an appointment already, it will proactively reach out to him or her rather than waiting for some health crisis.
In other words, if Facebook believes the other Pages and Groups will be used as the new home for the content found to be in violation, it will proactively remove them… before they actually do so.
If Canadian liberalism is still worth a damn, it will proactively prevent vulnerable families from being thrown into a vicious system that separates children from their guardians and often loses track of them entirely.
Most self-employed Americans are willing to make some sacrifices if it means that our policymakers will proactively address our federal deficit and our nation's economy would improve.
"If our folks get a match, they will proactively reach out to you," said Helena E. Williams, the railroad's president.
We will proactively provide advice for our passengers through our website, text messages and flight-tracker tool".
Through such a process, we will proactively contribute to the global debate to enhance the safety of nuclear power generation.
A Tory source said: "The budget was explicit that we will proactively explore with philanthropists ways to ensure this new limit will not significantly impact upon charities that depend on large donations.
Aviva says its will proactively contact customers whose policies were renewed between 4 April and 5 May and who are in a high-risk flood area to make them aware of Flood Re and the benefits of the scheme.
We believe new freedoms for areas in England are needed for them to develop an integrated private rental sector service, one that will proactively enforce standards, but also offer services and advice to landlords.
