Sentence examples for a proactive response to from inspiring English sources

Disability Rights UK is, however, an example of a proactive response to such challenges.

"We would like a proactive response to this ongoing problem, it's just chronic".

"They make a very good case that it's a proactive response to killer whales," he says.

To date the Chinese have shown leadership and a proactive response to the global recession, and now their number-one priority is to offset contracting external demand with domestic growth.

This new birth policy, replacing the country's controversial 35-year-old 'one-child policy', is aimed at 'mitigating a potential demographic crisis.' As a proactive response to the challenge of an aging population, China is in the process of fully implement the policy of 'one couple, two children' policy, which will affect 100 million couples.

Hopkins's department plans several meetings to take a proactive response to the dilemma.

It serves as an expression of govermnent's interest and commitment to a dynamic and proactive response to the problem of HIV/AIDS.

This becomes particularly notable as comprehensive monitoring and research could offer indicators -- a kind of early warning system -- for proactive response to potential hot spots, and turn them into peacemaking opportunities.

This process has proved to be ineffective since it is laborious, time consuming and lacks real-time results to promote proactive response to water contamination.

He has served on the steering committee of the San Francisco Tenants Union and helped organize proactive response to evictions facing long-time residents, nonprofits, artists and small businesses.

Early reports of disease and dysfunction of environmental origin in children have on repeated occasions failed to produce proactive response to protect children.