I mean, in our operational plan, we cannot have provisions for proactive search-and-rescue action.
It's like a proactive search or a virtual clipping service, with PubSub subscribers entering keywords they want to monitor.
A Commons committee welcomed the commitment by the IWF – which runs a confidential hotline for reporting abuse – to embark on proactive searches for abuse.
In a proactive search, you take a step back to look at your skills, experience, interests and anything else relevant to your career.
Be proactive, search for listings on company websites, and don't be afraid to explore choices outside of your chosen career.
But, rather than replicating the Italian mission, which carried out proactive search and rescue across 27,000 square miles of sea, Triton will focus on border surveillance and operate only within 30 miles of the Italian coast.
Stop-and-frisk — the proactive search of those deemed possible offenders — is a tool, to be sharpened or smoothed as needed, not a principle to be enforced in the face of all reason.
Justin Forsyth, chief executive of Save the Children, said the charity was "extremely concerned" by the withdrawal of HMC Protector and HMC Seeker, the UK's last two boats involved in proactive search and rescue missions.
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When there is no proactive search to understand, then learning from diversity, if it happens at all, can occur only reactively that is, in response to diversity-related crises.
It depends upon a proactive search of global quality, integrated into the project dynamics, and a continuous assessment of the environmental, social and economic dimensions of sustainability adapted to the specificities of such projects.
