Sentence examples for for being proactive from inspiring English sources

We are also known for being proactive when it comes to the health and well-being of our children.

The August 2016 document calls for being "proactive" in addressing "catalysts leading to radicalization and mobilization".

He praised Livingston for being "proactive," but said he thought it might still be envisioning too many units.

"I'd commend the students for being proactive in ensuring a track where rape culture and the idea that consent is something to ignore isn't played on campus.

The culture secretary praised internet companies for being "proactive" on eradicating indecent images of children online and said she sensed a willingness among businesses to do more.

Claire Leslie: "If you are in the early stages of your career, prospective employers should understand that finding jobs is difficult and give you credit for being proactive with things like volunteering.

The outcome was a report critical to both the donor countries for not giving Tanzania space for ownership and to the Government of Tanzania for not being proactive in providing leadership [ 29].

If lower-level screening procedures are maintained and there are threats in the future, the airlines and security officials could be blamed for not being proactive.

Kate Voigt, the plaintiff who works for the immigration association (which is not a party to the suit), faulted the department for not being proactive.

Too often companies are criticised for not being proactive on environmental issues, yet when they try something, the idea is dismissed as "greenwash"; a gimmick to enhance their green credentials.

Peter Connelly, known as Baby Peter, and Khyra Ishaq had both been neglected and mistreated before they died and in both cases the authorities were criticised for not being proactive and not acting on concerns.