Sentence examples for be proactive in preventing from inspiring English sources

They should similarly be proactive in preventing discrimination against minorities.

Also, it is imperative that cattle producers in the U. S. be proactive in preventing the very real possibility of the tick's re-establishment.

Their use will meet the University's obligations under Australian legislation [ 2] and the United Nations convention on the Rights of people with a Disability [ 1] to be proactive in preventing discrimination against students with a disability as well as facilitating access to the physiotherapy course for students with a disability.

The RSPCA's David Bowles said: "The RSPCA is and has always been proactive in preventing cruelty and suffering to animals.

Since the global epidemic emerged earlier this year, the Ministry of Health has been proactive in preventing the spread of the H1N1 virus in the country.

Healthcare organisations could also publicise successful bullying interventions and highlight any positive changes that occur in order to increase staff confidence that they are proactive in preventing and dealing with bullying.

"They cannot demand that the commission be proactive in detecting and preventing emerging, but as of yet unforeseen harms, while at the same time trying to circumvent our ability to obtain information that facilitates our identification of such harms".

Thirdly, while some access CAM to help to resolve a long standing condition [ 28, 29], others talk explicitly about wanting to be proactive in order to prevent further ill health [ 30], engaging in active health maintenance and avoiding health-risk behaviours [ 29, 31, 32].

I think this generation is already too messed up to fix, so we just need to be proactive in doing everything we can to prevent guns getting into the wrong hands.

Governments must be proactive in demand management.

"It's time to be proactive in this area.