Sentence examples for proactive agenda from inspiring English sources

Without a proactive agenda, each crossing becomes a gamble against time.

With the House in Republican hands, Mr. Obama has an uphill struggle simply to deal with various spending deadlines, much less advance a proactive agenda.

'Everybody came to the conclusion that it was not possible to sustain a positive, proactive agenda at the Department of Justice with all the distractions,' he said".

There was some internal debate over whether the document should have a proactive agenda, or, like the Tea Party, focus on "just saying no" a lot.

One of the appeals of rewilding is that it represents a proactive agenda — as Josh Donlan and his Pleistocene rewilding colleagues put it, a hopeful alternative to just sitting around, mourning what's been lost.

Stefan Friedman of SKD Knickerbocker, Ms. Cunningham's consulting firm, said: "We have a proactive agenda that includes building a $4 billion convention center and legalizing table gaming in New York, both of which will create tens of thousands of jobs and generate billions of dollars in economic revenue.

Interest among international students looks likely to grow too, as the government pushes on with a proactive policy agenda and the country's institutions improve support services and outreach to young people across the globe.

"'Our two biggest priorities," said Denise Mitchell, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s communications director, "will be staying focused on organizing, because long-term growth is essential for us, and moving a proactive legislative agenda".

According to Reyes, CCCU has a new research director and is developing a proactive research agenda related to these issues.

For unless we articulate a clear vision of social justice before approaching policy, we end up only quibbling over the degree of social service cuts, not advancing a proactive, affirmative agenda.

We need a more proactive global health agenda.