Sentence examples for committed proactive from inspiring English sources

Rwanda -- having recently emerged from the nightmare of genocide -- was the perfect place to visit, having both enormous needs and a highly committed, proactive government.

Committed, proactive, and decisive actions on the part of national governments and international partners can mitigate the multiple threats to children and families in the Greater Horn of Africa.

Successful recruitment needs constant monitoring by a committed proactive management team that is willing to explore individual solutions for different centres and use central resources to improve local recruitment.

With the rising demand for palliative care provision out of hours [ 27] and with the increasing fragmentation of service providers across the social and healthcare system [ 28], family carers and patients will have ever greater need of experienced, committed, proactive staff with this type of informal knowledge.

This is an issue that requires committed and proactive attention by Government, hauliers and their customers".

An Adani spokesman told the ABC that Janakaraj was committed to proactive and good environmental management.

On the contrary, I think that when I volunteered to find my own salary I proved to be committed and proactive, and this, more than money, allowed me to reach my goal.

The research team was committed to proactive community engagement in the design and implementation of the study.

"We are committed to undertaking proactive reviews of our contractor rates on a regular basis to ensure competitiveness within the marketplace".

In November 2012, the EMA stated that they are committed to the "proactive publication of data from clinical trials supporting the authorisation of medicines once the marketing-authorisation process has ended, which the EMA does not consider commercially confidential" [ 80].

"The restaurant industry is committed to taking a proactive role in helping to combat obesity," Dr. Dubost adds.