While China's unified leadership is highly proactive as it builds its long-term future, politics in the United States by contrast is short-term, reactive and mired by a bitter partisanship that hinders a bold response to its key challenges.
"This is the time for Google's lawyers to be highly proactive, and to go with their knives sharpened and daggers in their mouths to try and kill the investigation," said Dennis Oswell, an antitrust lawyer at Oswell & Vahida in Brussels.
I agree with Nicholas D. Kristof ("A Slap in the Face," column, April 12) that the news media need to be highly proactive to regain the trust of the American public, but his suggested solutions are off target.
Therefore the European cohort of patients with a history of macrovascular events included in PROactive and hence the outcomes reported from PROactive, are highly relevant to many type 2 diabetes patients currently cared for in the German setting.
Although reactive aggression and proactive aggression are highly correlated [ 7], previous research in adolescents has shown that both types of aggression differ in the direction and/or strength of relations to variables of interest.
Given the frequent occurrence of disasters and rapid accumulation of capital assets taking place, proactive risk reduction is highly advisable.
Since it is a proactive mechanism while nodes in our SUVnet are highly dynamic, the stale routing information may lead to failure of a great part of transmissions.
The law was highly specific with regard to trial contents and the FDA had been proactive in setting standards.
Despite the significant morbidity associated with delirium and this call for proactive screening, documentation of the disorder is highly variable.
Therefore, more comprehensive LCA studies and proactive research for heterotrophic cultivation of microalgae are highly required.
