You might see someone with a reputation for being really quiet in the office suddenly become the loudest, most proactive person when they're faced with a challenge course.
In association with the complaint, Weissman urged in his letter than the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States become more proactive in regulating the distilleries' initiatives in the entertainment industry.
But as the foundation's resources have grown, notes Bill Sr., the process has become more proactive, and the scope of the giving is narrowing to areas in which the money stands to have the greatest impact -- projects that aim at the causes rather than the symptoms of social problems.
It can also improve the partnership between patients and health professionals as the patient become a proactive partner able to understand the sense of the treatment.
Vanessa Sinders, senior vice president for government affairs at the AHLA, said the organization has become more proactive in telling the tourism industry's narrative by communicating with politicians and advocating on the issues it cares about.
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.
Creatives have become increasingly proactive in the environmental space, visualizing for the public what could be around the corner if policy isn't reset to address current challenges.
At the same time, "Chinese artists have become more proactive because of the transformation of China," he wrote in the exhibition catalog.
Ortiz-Urda recommended that pilots and cabin crew become more proactive about the health of their skin by protecting it from the sun and making annual appointments to get their skin checked by a dermatologist.
While McNally's IDB prompted the Chamber of Commerce to become more proactive in attracting new industry, the chamber effectively shut Mobile city government out of economic development decisions.
