Sentence examples for has been more proactive from inspiring English sources

The African Union has been more proactive in resolving disputes.

No previous administration has been more proactive on issues of concern to minorities.

The Democratic Party of Japan, which took power after the 2009 elections, has been more proactive in setting a nonsmoking agenda, and some lawmakers are pressing to do much more.

Sony Music, which has been more proactive in developing digital music media than many other labels, stepped up the challenge to its rivals by debuting on Nov. 2, an online music jukebox featuring such Sony artists as Celine Dion and Mariah Carey.

The Department of Education's civil rights bureau has been more proactive on discrimination, sexual harassment, and sexual assault issues under the Obama administration than in prior years, she noted, and there has been renewed focus on Title IX officers on campuses who are responsible for investigating discrimination complaints.

He said the BBC's press operation was "terrible" and should have been more proactive.

They improved after that, but they could have been more proactive.

"We could have been more proactive and heavy handed," Berry said.

The DMA could have been more proactive early on in communicating a positive message.

"Many of the countries I have visited have been more proactive in industrial policy than we have".

"If the ECB had been more proactive, the recession would have been less bad," says Marco Annunziata of UniCredit.