Sentence examples for more proactive intervention from inspiring English sources

This sounds very much like the basis for a sensible strategy of thinking about Bank of America, which is in serious trouble — and where the F.D.I.C. should consider a more proactive intervention.

On a positive note, I think the government has now learned which rescue strategies are more effective, and I expect more proactive intervention to help us avoid repeating the crises of 2008.

A more proactive intervention would be to initiate ART prior to the onset of clinical symptoms, and thus decrease utilization by reducing the incidence of OIs.

Greater clinician and pharmacist awareness of all the different prescribed and self-directed regimens patients are using may lead to more proactive interventions to decrease adverse effects of supplement use.

By identifying how spaces of resource governance emerge in new resource contexts, more proactive and timely interventions can be designed and implemented by state and non-state actors.

More proactive hospital-based AMS interventions are limited.

In contrast to more proactive hospital-based AMS interventions (such as pre-authorization of broad-spectrum antibiotics or review by infectious diseases teams), passive surveillance of antibiotic use was thought to be sufficient and more practical in this setting.

We needed more proactive initiative and less reactive intervention – in other words, to prepare instead of repair.

Thus, physicians must be more proactive with the management of HIV and interventions related to switching treatments to drugs with better profile to limit the potential cardiovascular damage.

Participants allocated to receive standard or more proactive support reported similar uptake of smoking cessation interventions from non-quitline sources, so differential use of such effective interventions does not seem to explain the similar outcomes in these two groups.

Participants have a more proactive approach to preventing recurrent falls, although this intervention has not been shown to lead to a reduction in falls.