"I thought it was a pro-active step towards that transparency.
"With the pool of qualified candidates running dry, we feel we have to take this kind of pro-active step".
It can be so difficult to reach homeless people ordinarily, but this occasion offers the perfect opportunity with them 'coming to us', to take that first pro-active step back to independence.
Dennis Muilenburg, chief executive of Boeing says: "We are supporting this pro-active step out of an abundance of caution.
How many of you post photos of you and yours on Facebook for the whole world to see unless, of course, you take the massively pro-active step of locking your account down?
But it's unclear whether the Obama camp is making a pro-active step to ensure this doesn't cost him votes, or whether the campaign has data showing that the smear had an impact in earlier contests.
At this time, she described regular breast screening as a pro-active step she could take to protect herself, and wanted to find out how screening would affect her emotional health over time.
In 2007, the White Paper on a Strategy for Europe on Nutrition, Overweight and Obesity [ 11] called the Member States and the Union to take pro-active steps to stop the decline in physical activity levels.
This allows Bibi to continue the process of negotiations without actually taking pro-active steps in the direction of peace.
Mr. Gilmartin said Merck would undertake "many pro-active steps" to inform patients of the recall, including placing advertisements in newspapers.
Launched two years ago, IIPL gave birth to the "Cool Congregations" stewardship program, having already trained 150 congregations to take pro-active steps to curb global warming in their houses of worship and homes.
