"People have become more proactive in terms of their health care.
But now the Chinese have learned the ropes, they have also become more proactive.
"We have seen Toyota and the entire automotive industry become more proactive in addressing potential problems," Mr. Rozembajgier said.
I think there is an opportunity now for colleges to become more proactive and develop their own agendas," Sharp says.
In addition, scientists have become more proactive when it comes to squashing scientific inaccuracies pushed by skeptic groups.
Unless physicians become more proactive, incidents like the one in Florida involving Terri Schiavo will continue to occur.
At the same time, "Chinese artists have become more proactive because of the transformation of China," he wrote in the exhibition catalog.
Since arriving at Carrow Road in January the manager has been encouraging Redmond to become more proactive and unpredictable in his movements instead of just patrolling the touchline.
Three years ago, Paul Tagliabue, the commissioner of the National Football League, decided that the league needed to become more proactive about marketing the sport of football.
It wants lenders to become more proactive about telling borrowers when they face a shortfall, and has offered guidelines as to how they should be treated.
Lendl has taught him to become more proactive than reactive, but he's retreated into his shell a little since taking the first set.
