Security has been increased at the Pentagon as a "proactive, precautionary measure".
The centre is big on people developing what it describes as a "proactive mindset".
In a motion to keep the case sealed, Mueller's team described Papadopoulos as a "proactive co-operator".
Supporters of the law praised it as a proactive, state-level response to a problem that the federal government was ignoring.
While the Pentagon remains open, the Pentagon Force Protection Agency increased its security posture, not out of a specific threat, but as a proactive, precautionary measure.
Abe has made it his mission to ultimately overturn Article 9 so that Japan can become more directly engaged in overseas campaigns as a proactive military regime.
He said these were "designed as a proactive bulwark against approaches from a still very active international market" in highly paid rail staff.
As delegates gathered at the U.N. summit meeting in Durban, the far smaller Himalayan climate summit served as a proactive way to address pressing issues in the region.
Dr. Reiner described today's implant as a "proactive" step and "an insurance policy" that reflected what doctors have learned from large studies in recent years about the care of asymptomatic heart-disease patients like Mr. Cheney.
The product security team also had people who reacted to vulnerabilities found by people outside Apple, as well as a proactive team, called RedTeam, which worked to actively hack Apple products.
With an impending presidential election -- and with Saddam now exercising virtual veto power on United Nations weapons inspectors -- the Democrats are growing increasingly anxious to have something, anything, they can plausibly hold up as a proactive Iraq policy.
