Automakers have become more proactive about safety recalls since Toyota Motor Corp recalled nearly 19 million vehicles worldwide from late 2009 to early 2011 because of claims of unintended acceleration.
Many commentators questioned why the police had not been more proactive in stopping the looting, especially since there were widespread reports that violent protests were planned.
"We get a lot of complaints, but maritime safety and security has taken on a whole new direction since 9/11 — we're more proactive, we're more vigilant," said Lt. James Luciano, who oversees the Westchester County Police Department's marine unit.
The report also finds that women scientists in the Enwise countries, which have been taking part in European activities since the early 1990s, are more proactive than their Western counterparts.
This data highlights the need for the physician working in prison to be more proactive in convincing patients to start HAART since there is a clear benefit in term of morbidity and mortality reduction [ 36– 40].
Since 2009, Denmark has had a more proactive policy including prevention of prolonged pregnancy, and early intervention in women with diabetes, preeclampsia, high body mass index and of a higher age group.
The dispute over the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands is more than 30 years old and tensions over the East China Sea have flared periodically since 2000 as China has become a more proactive maritime power.
But since creating Dot Complicated, I have become much more proactive about creating unplugged moments throughout the week. 5. Any plans for the next NDU?
Lendl has taught him to become more proactive than reactive, but he's retreated into his shell a little since taking the first set.
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.
