"We all have to be very proactive in trying to game out what we do in an emergency situation," Lt Commander Jason Boyle, the coast guard's prevention officer for the Alaska region, said in a telephone interview.
With all that being said, I think you have to be very proactive of making your own voice heard, so to speak.
"You have to be very proactive in managing the shift in gender balance, it definitely doesn't happen by default".
"So we are going to be very proactive and get some treatment and hopefully he feels better".
"We think we know who most of the bad guys are, but we are going to be very proactive here and not take any chances".
"We honestly didn't know this was going on out there," he said, "so we realized we had to be very proactive in reaching out".
"If your business is 75percentt refinancing, and you're about to lose 50percentt of that market, you've got some major challenges ahead, and you have to be very proactive about bringing in new business," he said.
Will a center suffice to preserve one of the closest of trans-Atlantic relationships among young people who know nothing of World War II? "You have to be very proactive," Mr. Würzner said.
"If you look at the state of the economy, we want — we need — the policy makers to be very proactive, and that means both fiscal and monetary policy makers," said Krishna Memani, director of fixed income and a senior vice president at Oppenheimer Funds.
"We need to be very proactive and never sit still, and that means looking at the youth and senior leagues and coming up with some good ways to improve.
Even the doctors down here don't seem to be very proactive.
