Sentence examples similar to my proactive stance from inspiring English sources

From Shelley's rad-poet conjectures and Eliot's morturarial primpings, I'd like to turn to six new books of poems, keeping in mind the two views: Shelley's proactive stance vs. Eliot's "dark" ("In my beginning is my end") predetermined conservatism, where liberal "progressive good" is offset by Death itself.

As the leader of IKEA Group in Italy, Japan and now, the U.S., my experiences have shown me the power of taking a proactive stance for fair and equal treatment.

What I learned while editing my upcoming co-authored book, Innovating Women, is that leaders must take a proactive stance in integrating diverse voices.

Why has New Jersey taken such a proactive stance?

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

Women's rights activists now need to take a proactive stance.

Take feminine hygiene brand Kotex, for instance, which is taking a proactive stance on curbing teenage pregnancy in South Africa.

Equally exciting is the proactive stance of the Mozambique government: they announced in 2009 that they would establish conservation measures to prevent commercial logging in the Mabu forest.

"We could possibly gain revenues as advertisers become aware of our position, that we're taking a proactive stance," he said.

It also promised a "proactive stance on future regulatory direction and robust controls" and set a series of financial "ambitions", designed to bolster shareholder returns.

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