This approach has the potential to increase the sub-sector's agenda ownership, which could lead to a more proactive attitude from sub-sectors to mobilize funds for financing their own priorities, when these cannot be supported by COSTECH.
Finally, experiential avoidance may lead to a restriction in proactive behaviours as individuals become focused on avoiding events and situations rather than pursuing activities that are consistent with their personal values [ 13, 14], which may be related to the hypersensitivity of the Behavioural Inhibition System seen in individuals with GAD [ 15].
I hope this will lead to a much more proactive approach on the part of the Commission, as I have not seen a sign of this yet.
Thus, we predicted that the selective association between recency and interference in the HE condition would lead to a greater utilization of proactive control, which should be reflected as increased delay-period activation relative to the LE condition.
Concerns about structural imbalances and uneven growth in Europe later led to a more proactive social policy at Community level.
Service innovation will lead to a broader utilization of IT: proactive community pharmacists will be showing leadership on the use of information systems for provision of health care, managing virtual spaces, such as electronic cabinets, where all the disease and therapeutic management will be accomplished.
Within these assumptions, the overall average effect of proactive culling was predicted to lead to a net reduction in the overall incidence of confirmed herd breakdowns when targeted at circular areas larger than 17 km2 (Figure 2).
Being proactive now, prior to a crisis, will lead to a better retirement.
From his successes, he could begin to abstract best practices--and those could lead to fresh, proactive questions.
The cluster approach encourages the global cluster lead to be proactive in ensuring partners include national and local organizations.
