Sentence examples for bold and proactive from inspiring English sources

"Nevertheless," Ms. Dragas went on to say, "the board feels strongly and overwhelmingly that we need bold and proactive leadership on tackling the difficult issues that we face".

She said the board felt "strongly and overwhelmingly that we need bold and proactive leadership," and wanted "a much faster pace of change".

In remarks to university officials after an emergency session of the board's executive committee on Sunday, Helen Dragas, who as rector is the head of the board, said the university needed a "bold and proactive" president.

While some say Nextdoor has taken a bold and proactive step with its new features, the dispute sheds light on increasingly tense debates surrounding the ethical obligations of social media and sharing economy companies that are reinventing communication and reshaping industries.

According to its chair, the board felt "strongly and overwhelmingly that we need bold and proactive leadership". That, presumably, is why they unanimously voted to hire one of the nation's most prominent academic officers in Dr. Sullivan, former provost at the University of Michigan.

Of course, some women are more bold and proactive than others, so she might surprise you by asking you out first.

"Indeed we can undermine Castro's isolation and oppression of the Cuban people by finding bold, proactive and creative programs to help those working for change on the island".

If America truly wants to compete and maintain its position as the world's leading superpower, we must be bold, proactive and do the right thing on infrastructure spending.

China is getting a little bolder and becoming more proactive: with Russia, it is the main opponent of economic sanctions and military threats.

Daisley et al. [37] found that a testosterone injection into quail eggs increased chicks' growth and shifted individual behavioural phenotype towards "bold" or "proactive".

Being prepared and proactive matters.