Sentence examples for is proactive on from inspiring English sources

Our goal is to demonstrate that UCL is proactive on race equality and we aim to achieve real results.

"He can't be proactive on Social Security reform or Medicare funding, but this is one of the areas where he can.

"He's trying to be proactive on something that he can be proactive on," said James Thurber, director of the Center for the Congressional and Presidential Studies at American University.

Mrs. Whitman said President Bush "wants to be proactive on the issue; he wants to move forward".

As evidence of his contrition, Mr Herkstroter launched Shell's policy of being proactive on environmental matters.

VFM He expressed concern over building "momentum" on UNSC reform and asked the United States not to be "proactive" on the matter.

"The Chinese government has also been proactive on developing the North's Rason area and working on a railway, so it can improve its regional economies," Lim said.

China wanted the United States to maintain its position on UNSC reform and not be "proactive" on the matter, which the PRC feared could result in a UN General Assembly resolution on the subject.

"While there is still much to be learned, we at Nickelodeon are not waiting to be proactive on this," said Marva Smalls, executive vice president for public affairs at the channel, part of the MTV Networks division of Viacom.

As Tom explains, with Smoke Radio this isn't far off the truth; it's common for shows to have three or five listeners, he says, but if the hosts are proactive on Facebook and Twitter, like Jamie is with his punk politics show, they can get up to 30 or 40.

But I think you'll see us being proactive on multitouch because the user feedback on multitouch is very good.