Sentence examples for have to proactively from inspiring English sources

You have to proactively immerse yourself in and around people who are different from you.

Even after an hour, a suspect would have to proactively request a solicitor, rather than being offered legal support.

Experts believe this system, which is audited by independent consultants, results in fewer accidents because companies have to proactively demonstrate safe operations in each instance.

Such a movement will have to proactively build, as a condition of its own success, precisely the forms of popular self-organisation that have been depleted in the neoliberal era.

Under Fatca, foreign financial firms will have to proactively identify every American account holder with assets of more than $50,000 and report details about their financial activity or face a significant penalty.

Part of that large number of declined to state with new registrants may be due to the way that automatic voter registration works, which is a two stage process, so if you go to the DMV and you get automatically registered, you have to proactively then go and choose a party, and you don't get asked that in the first round.

Different states also would have had to proactively seek waivers.

Placed can tell when those people visit a particular retailer without them having to proactively report their store visits.

For six months, I had to proactively find some "me time" so that I didn't become this whirling Tasmanian Devil spinning through work duties to home responsibilities to studying.

The emerging offshore wind sector is however unlike the Oil & Gas industry in that structures are unmanned, fabricated in much larger volumes and the commercial reality is that the sector has to proactively take measures to further reduce CAPEX and OPEX.

And you had to proactively visit someone's profile to see what they'd recently shared.