As a matter of general good governance and to reduce the risk of being targeted by activists, boards should be proactive in making changes to address any actual or perceived deficiencies with respect to board independence, areas of expertise, tenure, diversity and/or attendance.
Knowing that legal protections for gig workers are likely on the rise, marketplaces and businesses may wish to be proactive in making changes now.
In this final step of the analysis, the model with the best fit included variables describing respondents' belief in climate change and that forest managers need to be proactive in their climate change actions, a positive effect of climate change on tree growth, as well as variables describing constraints to implementing these actions (hereafter referred as full model; Table 4).
We encourage you to be proactive in making the change prior to the deadline.
I learned that growth does occur in discomfort, but in order for growth to occur, one needs to be proactive in effecting that change.
With so much player movement, it's natural that a star — even one on a long deal — would be more proactive in seeking a change of scenery.
Ouseley, who has spearheaded attempts to drive racism out of British football grounds, said that not only was Uefa imposing insufficient punishments but was failing to be "proactive" in working to change attitudes.
Students need to develop skills in anticipation and adaptability, foresight and flexibility, innovation and intuition in order to become more adaptable and proactive towards change [4].
This successful change should encourage other nurses to become more proactive in identifying areas for change management in order to improve our health care system.
You have to be proactive about change.
We need to apply those laws, start being more proactive in how we can change the game to make it better, make it more accessible to players and to supporters.
