Sentence examples for more proactive stance from inspiring English sources

Over the past six weeks, however, the Pope has taken a much more proactive stance in combating the abuse allegations and getting rid of shamed clerics.

Under the plan, companies would reportedly take a more proactive stance to alerting customers that they are entitled to recoup their money.

Citizens have seen that an overthrow of a government can be messy and painful and governments are taking a much more proactive stance to provide their citizens with more opportunities like low fuel costs, increased housing and increased job opportunities".

The wording of the amendment, as cited by the state-controlled newspaper China Daily, suggested that Internet and telecommunications companies would have to take a more proactive stance in identifying leaks of state secrets and their sources.

For it soon becomes apparent that Mr Garten's real aim is not to get inside the minds of his CEOs, but to plead for them to take a more "proactive stance" on the world stage.

On Syria, Mr Plevneliev called on its neighbour Turkey, which has been hit by a round of violence in the build-up to last month's election, to take a more proactive stance on Syria.

Key changes in strategic planning positions within the National Security Council have also signalled a more proactive US stance in Syria, where more than 8,000 people have died in an uprising that has increasingly taken the shape of a civil war, which threatens to drag in neighbouring states and stoke the coals of a regional conflict.

They contrast a "leading from behind" strategy in the Middle East and Europe with the more proactive U.S. stance in Asia, where Obama is acting diplomatically and militarily to counter growing Chinese influence.

Here Europe can learn from the US Federal Reserve's more pragmatic and proactive stance.

"Unlike previous episodes of spiking raw material costs, there is now a greater realization across Asia, and apparently also in Korea, that such bursts of inflation cannot be shrugged off as temporary and need to be addressed with a more proactive monetary policy stance," said Song-yi Kim, an economist at HSBC.

After the controversy surrounding the slow demise of the mortgage lender Northern Rock, pressure has grown for the government to take a more forceful and proactive stance on Bradford, especially in light of the uncertainty over the $700 billion bailout plan in the United States.