Sentence examples for active in future from inspiring English sources
"I think we're nicely set up at this point to be active in future years," Alderson, the Mets' general manager, said Tuesday, "and one of the things we're trying to do this year is not compromise it.
The fund manager voted in favour, days after Deutsche Bank had signed a $4 billion revolving credit facility for Hewlett-Packard to pay for the merger.If, for these and other reasons, institutional investors do not become more active in future, regulators will push them.
When the U.N. asks NATO's assistance, one or more members could opt out on a case-by-case basis". A senior NATO representative said: "NATO must be active in future peacekeeping operations, out of area, however complicated--because we alone have the capability.
However, if the governor is so concerned about urban water use, then he should take pro-active steps to rein in future development, as well.
'We will take an active role in future reforms of company law,' said Martin O'Neill, chair of the House of Commons Select Committee on Trade and Industry.
Our results indicated that the adenovirus-mediated delivery of shRNAs could play an active role in future TMUV antiviral therapeutics.
Mr. Abdiqassim said he was eager for the United States to play a more active role in future talks aimed at bringing stability to a country that has spent the last decade in chaos.
This review covers the recent updates present in literature and will surely provide a greater insight for the designing and development of potent thiazole based CNS active agents in future.
In this paper, we will highlight SWCNT optical properties for passive as well as active applications in future optical networking.
This is not to say that short-term assays won't be beneficial for detection of active disease in future, and indeed, are more clinically desirable than longer assays.
The primary health care units and centres can play a more active role in future by adopting an integrated approach for both diabetes and blindness prevention, through proactive screening, identification, referral and health promotion.
