Sentence examples for more proactive on from inspiring English sources

No previous administration has been more proactive on issues of concern to minorities.

"We are being more proactive on the Yahoo side to really stamp out anything in violation," said Brian Fitzgerald, senior producer for Yahoo Auctions.

"What we are asking for is a willingness of the US side to be more proactive on licences," said João Vale de Almeida, the EU ambassador in Washington who took part in the summit.

She is squeezed on one side by a nationalist backlash supported by a recalcitrant and powerful Catholic church, and on the other side by pressure from Brussels to be more proactive on war crimes and the treatment of minority Serbs as Croatia aims to conclude its negotiations to join the European Union.

There is a need to be more proactive on sustainability because technology and society are changing.

Since that massive fuck-up the company has certainly seemed more proactive on the state-sponsored fakes front  — recently removing a swathe of accounts linked to Iran which were pushing fake content, for example.

Because Democrats need to get a lot more proactive out on the campaign trail, if they have any hope of winning midterm races.

Chris, the San Francisco man whose infection was diagnosed with an RNA test, said the early diagnosis had allowed him "to be more proactive, to get right on it at the start and feel a little bit more in control".

I believe Mainers need, want and deserve more proactive representation on equal rights -- on allowing LGBT students to learn without fear of bullying, on applying for jobs and going to work without fear of discrimination, and on much more".

For the great bulk of our readers, and – yes – to respect the wellbeing of our staff too, we need to take a more proactive stance on what kind of material appears on the Guardian site.

The DMA could have been more proactive early on in communicating a positive message.