Sentence examples for aggressive proactive from inspiring English sources

The man credited ushering in the modern era of aggressive, proactive policing in New York City, former NYPD chief William Bratton, was a featured guest the day before.

Rating: 6 Teal Bunbury: Bunbury got off to a good start, making aggressive, proactive runs despite playing as a lone striker for the first hour.

Hit hard by the collapse in global trade in late 2008 and early 2009, Chinese authorities implemented an aggressive proactive fiscal stimulus to counter the functional equivalent of a full-blown recession.

All we can say for sure about Baltimore is that the city's police have long had a reputation for aggressive, proactive, law enforcement and a reputation of disregard for individual rights.

Like President Bush, he believes in an aggressive, proactive trade policy…fighting unfair trade practices that harm U.S. companies and enforcing compliance with international trade agreements".

So it is better to have "good" deficits than "bad" ones (the latter being forced on the economy by the automatic stabilizers driven by the income adjustments, as opposed to aggressive proactive expenditures that foster faster employment growth, higher incomes and ultimately lower deficits via higher economic activity).

He is by no means a "slogger", but much more aggressive and proactive.

The first is to shorten the vacancy period through aggressive and proactive sales force recruiting.

In a statement, Hart said, "The university and the athletics department are committed to being aggressive and proactive when accusations or rumors come to our attention".

"We have changed the strategy and decided the best way to combat terrorism is not remain on the defensive and instead to be aggressive and proactive.

"But we already have been much more aggressive and proactive in dealing with the problem than Japan was," he said, referring to the Federal Reserve's decision to quickly cut rates and aggressively buy government securities.