Sentence examples for proactive rules from inspiring English sources

The United States has avoided proactive rules, often citing adverse results from implementing quotas.

But the alternative to these proactive rule changes is to wait for a non-football governing body (say, Congress?) to keep reading the new brain trauma reports and decide that maybe it's time the sport make some changes.

The Federal Communication Commission posted this to its Web site Tuesday afternoon: 3/18/2008 05:14:26 PM Auction 73 Closed There were no bids, withdrawals, or proactive activity rule waivers placed in Round 261.

Not that the FTC wasn't going to do its job, but that it wasn't going to do the job that needed doing: establishing strong, proactive net neutrality rules.

Regarding Libya, Mali and Syria, Washington has now assumed a political discourse that is certainly proactive but generally rules out any military intervention.

This also helps to improve configuration of security rules through proactive information security management.

Proactive governance can include rules and regulations, policies and procedures, incentive programs, and board diligence, as ways to maintain established reputation and protect university image.

It is considered that this active context (low latency) is a very reliable measure of the current performance and hence has higher priority than the proactive and passive context rule (low activity).

Figure 4 Fuzzy rules of the proactive controller.

In the figure, the four rows are the four rules of the proactive controller.

But with the new feature, users can easily create set rules that provide proactive automation in case that service breaks down.