Sentence examples for called proactive from inspiring English sources
Interference deriving from earlier (and later) associations is called proactive inhibition (and retroactive inhibition).
Turkey assigned the task to itself under a principle he called "proactive and pre-emptive peace diplomacy".
The company declined to recall the systems and did what it called "proactive field replacements" for customers that met certain sales and failure rate thresholds.
Joel Skretvedt, director of Internet operations, said the company now generated half its sales from what he called "proactive chat" sessions, which TechnoScout first offered three years ago.
The car doesn't dive much under braking, nor does it roll perceptibly in corners, thanks to an ingenious system called ProActive Chassis Control that links the hydraulic suspension cylinders at each corner of the car.
This is called proactive, rather than reactive, risk management.
No less a jaw-dropper is the suspension system that McLaren calls ProActive Chassis Control.
"What the N.Y.P.D. calls proactive, the black and Hispanic residents of this city have experienced as arbitrary, unnecessary and unconstitutional harassment," Mr. Charney said.
What he calls "proactive reform" -- as opposed to "reactive reform" that increases bankruptcies, unemployment and other social troubles -- went on display a little while ago, when Mr. Koizumi announced plans to increase the number of day care centers and reduce the waiting lists for nurseries.
Fidelity makes a big deal about what it calls "proactive" enrollment.
Where terrorist content specifically is concerned, the Commission has also been pushing for increased used by tech firms of what it calls "proactive measures", including "automated detection".
