Sentence examples for beginning proactive from inspiring English sources
In the beginning, proactive routing is employed to completely gather the unfamiliar routing information, then using the reactive routing to maintain the routing information when network topology changes.
Mr. Trifiletti said, "We are working with an environmental firm to help us secure grants and begin a proactive sewer maintenance and repair program".
Most big law firms are keen to change these ratios and, driven by a concern that the recent trebling of undergraduate fees could make their socio-economic diversity profiles even worse, have begun taking proactive steps to do so.
"In January 2005," said Aboudou Karimou Adjibadé, "UNICEF began taking proactive measures to respond to the inadequate rainfall and the locust attacks that devastated the 2004 agricultural season, by initiating contacts with donors both in Niger and in Europe to come to the aid of the people, especially the children, who are victims of the food crisis".
Customers are beginning to expect proactive tech.
Although stated above that patients are eventually somewhat accepting of their new restricted lifestyle they must lead with CKD, once they first receive a diagnosis of CKD, they are not typically enthusiastic or proactive about beginning treatment.
But once cyberattacks begin to occur, proactive players perform much better over the rest of the simulation.
Instead, a set of paradigms is advocated that begins to model proactive inhibitory control that is, how a subject prepares to stop an upcoming response tendency.
Since then, there have been improvements and OPD leadership has, in recent years, begun to seek proactive solutions, said Jim Chanin, a civil rights attorney who helped initiate the Riders lawsuit.
During the third novel, she begins to be proactive.
