Sentence examples for continue to be proactive from inspiring English sources

SUNY will continue to be proactive and vigilant in its prevention of hazing and protection of students.

"We continue to be proactive about monitoring the size of our business relative to client opportunities and market conditions," said Adam Bradbery, a spokesman for the bank.

"In order to ensure attractive returns in the face of an uncertain and challenging economic and market environment, we continue to be proactive about seeking cost efficiencies across the bank," Mr. Dougan said.

"Current advertisements now more clearly indicate preview status, and our talks with the Broadway League, the industry's association, reassures us that the League has been and will continue to be proactive in notifying its members that previews for all productions must be so advertised," Kay Sarlin, a spokeswoman for the department, said in a statement.

I will continue to be proactive with mine if you promise to be proactive with yours.

We must continue to be proactive in finding sewer systems areas that need improvement and replacement, and doing so with the most economical approach.

But although Gazidis has continued to be proactive in meeting fans' groups, fans say that no meeting with Kroenke has ever been arranged.

"The Barstow Police Department continues to be proactive in training its officers to assess and handle interactions with emotionally charged individuals while conducting an investigation, for the protection of everyone involved," he said.

Not only was it confirmation that I needed to continue to be a proactive advocate for my own health, but that moment also served as the catalyst for a huge shift in the way I looked at my body.

Rapid response Praising Rwanda's rapid response, UNICEF's Dr. Foumbi noted that government personnel had arrived first on the scene of this natural disaster, and the authorities continue to be very proactive with relief efforts.

8 9 Given the prediction that both ED and primary care settings will continue to be resource constrained, a proactive approach to anticipating UCC overcrowding will offer a means to mitigate patient care risk.