Sentence examples for proactive public from inspiring English sources

Such reforms must promote the meaningful and swift clean-up of spills and provide proactive public notification.

This extended period of exploratory and detailed analysis is expected to facilitate proactive public policy decisions related to improving the transport network.

But this will require proactive public policy; the global technology companies are unlikely to invest in such goods on their own because poor people do not constitute much of a market.

Public relations practitioners have the ability to assist the production of mass media content through various proactive public relations strategies that are designed to promote and present the organization they represent in the most positive manner.

Thus, an automated cyber hate classification system could support more proactive public order management in the first two weeks following an event, and reduce harm to targeted social groups in an appropriate manner.

With the alarming regularity of dengue epidemics in Asia as well as Africa and even the Americas (there are as many as 60 million cases of dengue fever around the world each year), there is a growing international need for rapid diagnosis and proactive public health management for dengue fever.

German officials have resisted pressure from Washington to be more proactive and public in counterterrorism.

"We have a mayor who is proactive in public investment," Mr. Shea said, pointing to a green "Tom Murphy for Mayor" cap displayed on his credenza.

A couple of points instantly become apparent: he despises talk of "subsidy", preferring instead the more proactive phrase "public investment", and he was no fan of the Coalition.

The proactive duty on public authorities was intended to change racist practices and cultures (intentional or not) that allowed criminals to get away with murder.

Mr. O'Leary said he hoped a more proactive approach to public relations would help offset the impact of "the unrepresentative one in 100,000 sob stories" that make their way into the media.