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But NGOs, health policy makers and the private sector need to be more pro-active on working with innovators to develop products that really meet people's needs.

Wainwright said the agency had no mandate to do so, was not in contact with any of the key US agencies and had not been asked by any EU government to get pro-active on the NSA scandal.

It's good to see the foreign secretary being pro-active on the subject, but curious that she's getting so vocally involved in an issue - the movement of hazardous materials through UK airports - that would normally be the responsibility of the departments of transport, trade and industry and the home office.

It's not just Spain that's being pro-active on the issue.

The fact that the US government appeared unaware of the legal situation, or was unwilling to be pro-active on the matter, only exacerbated the situation".

Some of the world's leading companies are getting pro-active about capitalising on the opportunities sustainability presents.

However, we believe that Barclays has been financially well served for its pro-active approach on Libor.

In London he established cordial relations with the ANC leader Oliver Tambo, in keeping with Nigeria's pro-active policy on liberation movements.

"The government should be pro-active early on to make sure the architecture of the Internet remains open," Mr. Lessig said.

It is important to show a collective pro-active stance on this important matter and address the claims made that the spirit – if not the letter – of union law is being disregarded".

As governor, he has shown in the past that he can stick to a long-term, pro-active stance on the economy, rather than allowing the bank to be deflected by every minor setback.