"This is a big issue for us, and we are trying to proactively address it," he said in an interview for an article in Thursday's paper on a decision by the National Park Service director to scuttle a planned water-bottle ban that park personnel, Xanterra and its fellow concessionaire, Delaware North, had spent months preparing for.
Many observers believe that private industry has so far not taken the threat seriously or invested enough to proactively address it.
Leaders must affirm, embody, and protect both the financial and the social side and address tensions proactively.
Don't bring it up to your boss or others in your organization until you've done all you can to address is proactively and responsibly.
While it is absolutely true that some of today's challenges cannot be predicted or prevented, others can, but even those require a change of mind set, standards, and protocols in order to address them proactively.
It is crucial therefore that doctors are educated about the sensitivity surrounding disclosures about mental health concerns and are equipped to address this proactively in their screening consultations with adolescents.
It could be addressed proactively through better triaging of the risks associated with using different types of data, to minimize the burdens of access (particularly for aggregated data), and ensuring global, coordinated systems of access.
As a result, rather than get demoralized or seek comfort from peers in your misery, it's better to take steps to try to address the situation proactively.
Security needs to be addressed proactively, even if it requires a considerable investment of resources in earlier stages.
He warned staff that regulation and the wider economy were having a "significant effect on some parts of our business which we need to address proactively and decisively".
