Sentence examples for it's proactively from inspiring English sources

The company has also made a big domestic PR push to seed the idea that it's proactively fighting election disinformation ahead of the midterms — taking journalists on a tour of its US 'election security war room', for example — even as political disinformation and junk news targeted at American voters continues being fenced on its platform….

Delta said it was "proactively and voluntarily revalidating" the compliance status of 117 MD-88s and 16 MD-90s.

The Ugandan government is also taking steps to show it is proactively rolling out social protection programmes for the most disadvantaged.

Although the FCA has stopped short of saying that it is proactively investigating other firms, Clive Adamson, director of the supervision at the watchdog said that the action it had taken against Wonga should "put the rest of the industry on notice" and that "some firms still have a way to go to meet our expectations".

But at least one health board chief executive clearly believed it was proactively designed to make the case for change and convey the key messages of why change was needed to the public - with Welsh government involvement and backing.

Independent of contextual arguments, Barker and Mone (1994) note that the primary problem with analyzing retrenchment moves is the difficulty in distinguishing between the activity as merely the consequence of a crisis, or if it was proactively deployed as a deliberate turnaround strategy.

It is proactively to promote hand hygiene in different healthcare settings and in the community.

I have a list of things I am proactively trying to get done.

Instead, it could be proactively used in the sourcing of less complex modules and simple components.

A spokesman for the Welsh Government said it had been "proactively communicating" with businesses to raise awareness and had sent out two separate information packs in March and August.

(And, just to be proactive here, I want to apologize for stereotyping pirates in advance, which I know sounds redundant but in these sensitive times it doesn't hurt to be proactively proactive).