It is believed that changes in the community and health system will cumulatively lead to a partnership of informed, activated patients and prepared and pro-active health care teams that will work together to achieve better health outcomes [ 11].
"Economic activity, social events, abundant wildlife, unwavering law and order, and pro-active, pristine 'religious' fervour underpin the foundations of Islamic State's civilian appeal," the report states.
In my experience, the NS has been vibrant, hard-working and pro-active.
A spokeswoman said that discussions with banks were merely a "prudent" and "pro-active" move.
He needs to be reminded: it is every sports administrator's responsibility, also, to be transparent, vigilant and pro-active.
Tiger 11 has been working for some months in partnership with Hamara, Joseph Priestley College and Pro-Active Sport following the council's decision to close the sports centre.
They read, in Spanish, "To create a good government that is competitive, transparent, honest, participatory and pro-active, one that works better, costs less and benefits society".
Resilient workers, he said, are adaptable (multitask easily), optimistic, engaging ("great listeners"), and pro-active ("they don't see problems, they see only challenges").
Wireless networks "are facing incredible bandwidth strains," the company wrote, and "require continued private investment at very high levels, and pro-active network management".
This is a small town of 16,000 people, but is so bonkers and pro-active it's just the kind of place to do this sort of thing".
Philosophy, long-term planning and pro-active tactics are only buzzwords when things are going well, as it turns out, to be immediately discarded in the face of danger.
