Sentence examples for proactive organisations from inspiring English sources

The practice of crisis-probing in proactive organisations involves meticulous and sustained investigation into operational processes and management structures for potential weaknesses and flaws before they become difficult to resolve.

This gives the impression of a radical, proactive organisation, eager to embrace change - until you have a look at some of the recommendations.

Frank Field's work and pensions select committee is therefore right to call for the Pensions Regulator to be reformed to become "a nimbler, more proactive" organisation that intervenes sooner when deficits appear.

"Even the most proactive woodland organisations like the Woodland Trust do not dare to say to dog walkers – who are about the only people who care about our woods – they don't dare to say to them that they may not bring their dogs into the wood".

We need to become a proactive campaigning organisation founded once again on activist and member participation that is embedded in communities.

Most groups rated their team and the organisation as being proactive for system failures and individual responsibility.

On receiving this information the local government and community organisations were proactive in organising early evacuations of families in the most vulnerable areas.

The best form of defence is transparency — much more proactive publication of what organisations do.

Two nursing groups thought that the organisation had systems in place while the consultants thought that the organisation was proactive.

PIA [Princes Industrie Alimentari SrL] is a strictly compliant organisation and proactive in ensuring our supply chain complies with Italian legislation and our own ethical standards.

As carers gained experience they became more proactive in challenging the organisation and provision of care on behalf of the person they cared for.