Sentence examples similar to proactive issue from inspiring English sources

No previous administration has been more proactive on issues of concern to minorities.

Nearly every single meeting we have requested with State commissioners with regard to proactive Jersey City issues has been unfortunately rejected over the last six months, along with countless requests we made to the Port Authority.

But if there is more of what we have seen over the past few years on the economy, Labor should win but it needs to be aggressive and proactive on issues which in recent times it has been reluctant to raise, especially the budget deficit and the level of government debt.

The Y-Comm architecture [11] was developed to explore proactive handover issues in future mobile networks.

This will empower companies to be proactive about issues that occur anywhere in their supply chain.

Ghylian Bell is the founder of the Urban Yoga Foundation, a non-profit organization that educates and empowers diverse communities to be proactive about issues affecting their health.

The reasons for non-involvement included lack of confidence in nurses' ability to competently participate in policy decisions and lack of being proactive towards issues related to HIV/AIDs.

While Ice Cube seems unbothered by the N.W.A biopic, "Straight Outta Compton" being omitted from additional categories at this year's Oscars, black community leaders have started to take proactive steps on the issue.

Senior management, especially, needs to be on the lookout for how women on their staff are treated and must be proactive in handling issues, no matter how seemingly small.

Mrs. Whitman said President Bush "wants to be proactive on the issue; he wants to move forward".

In recent times researchers have been quite proactive towards the issue of electromagnetic interference (EMI).