Sentence examples similar to proactively accept from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a new design process as a teaching tool that allows instructors and students to alternate between creative and critical thinking that is not bound to context, encouraging them to accept change proactively.
Better-educated women may be more likely to proactively seek out and accept MNCH services provided by the HEP; as such, less educated women are lagging behind.
That points to an additional step that firms can take: proactively preparing their shareholders to accept a different way of doing business.
He added that Twitter accepted that proactively reporting content "is not acceptable and undermines the trust our users have in us".
Investors should proactively find out what the receiving operation will and won't accept; they also should make sure all the paperwork matches and that ownership of the investment is clear.
But, the more we think positively, then the more proactively we will act and reach goals and ways to overcome and accept positive options — and these will bring their rewards.
Our research found that only 31% of organisations are accepting or proactively managing BYOD; the rest are resisting and blocking access where possible (52%) or denying it altogether (11%).
"We accept the report's conclusion that we could and should have been more proactively open, not least because - as this exhaustive report makes abundantly clear - we have nothing to hide.
It can be difficult to accept that it's time for you to make these small changes to your life, but aging proactively can be much more rewarding than aging reactively.
As Shine of the Garvan Institute sees it, "The process is leading to an evolving research culture more accepting of, and proactively seeking, support from industry".
