Hotel owners "can't just say, 'Oh, we upgraded our bandwidth yesterday and now we don't have to worry about it.' You always have to be proactively planning so you don't get yourself in a situation again where you have a lot of congestion and you're trying to play catch-up".
Although pharmaceutical companies have historically used many of the same principles during development, this knowledge was not always formally captured or proactively submitted to regulators.
Ms. Caproni also said that even though the F.B.I. manual says agents can open assessments "proactively," they still must always have a valid reason — like a tip that is not solid enough to justify a more intensive level of investigation but should still be checked out.
The official recognition and naming of this syndrome changed me, because it made clear that I'd always have to remain on guard and proactively shore up feared shortcomings.
However, I'm always interested in ways I can work proactively to prevent its recurrence and in information that can prevent others from ever having to face this frightening disease.
It needs to be used carefully, proactively and with keywords, brand image and search results always in mind.
And Tyler Perry is very funny as Tanner Bolt, Nick's gung-ho, media-savvy lawyer, always on the alert for how his client might manage the situation proactively, launching a faux-confessional aria on the very TV talk show that had pilloried him.
Perhaps it's time to reevaluate my approach, to reconsider if I always want to be on the defense or if I want to proactively embrace our narrative with confidence.
Provenance has always added value to art objects, but the trend is towards promoting it proactively.
While I have since tried to shoulder this responsibility to the best of my ability, I have always been so caught up with my student and personal life that I may not have always been the best at proactively reaching out to my community.
