Sentence examples for proactive integration from inspiring English sources

"Without that proactive integration, they're not going to achieve development targets," Thayer told me, referring to policy makers.

Results showed that when the system can be optimally designed, emissions decrease by 64% and additionally 32% with proactive EV integration, whereas EV reactive power control enables integration of larger EV amounts and provides significant voltage support without affecting the user comfort.

In spite of the benefits provided by current KM platforms, most of them were designed to manage a single type of knowledge (tacit or explicit) without considering either the form in which organisational areas need knowledge to be provided (reactive or proactive) or the integration with business processes.

Nursing care, meals on wheels and physiotherapy at home, risk for depression, and hospitalisation in the 3 months prior to the ED admission, were found to be independent predictors for ED readmission at 1 or 3 months post-discharge, suggesting the importance of a proactive approach and integration of CGA based interventions at the ED to identify older patients at high risk for ED readmission.

They play a proactive role in the integration of supply and demand, reducing the need to store production runs for long periods, holding unit costs down, and helping retail stores to anticipate needs and eliminate shortages.

The study confirms the benefits of proponent and regulator follow-up, specifically in having independent verifiers that disclose information, facilitate discussion among stakeholders, are adaptable and proactive, aid in the integration of EIA with other programs, and instill trust in EIA enforcement by conformance evaluation.

In November of 2005 Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich signed the first in the nation "New Americans Executive Order", creating a proactive policy for immigrant integration in Illinois.

South Asian communities must take a proactive approach to foster better integration and enrich the societies they live in.

By taking a proactive approach to acqui-hire integration, large companies can offer their newly acquired start-up employees a climate where their talents can thrive.

Somewhat conservative, Mr. Taylor was concerned in the years just before he became publisher that the paper's editorial stance on school busing for integration was too proactive, especially in a city that was roiled by the issue.

Earlier in the microelectronics industry, Intel (a key and major player in terms of the value chain in microelectronics) had become proactive to initiate value chain integration.