Sentence examples for proactively addresses from inspiring English sources
MetLife's chief executive, Steven A. Kandarian, said in an annual presentation to investors on Tuesday that repatriating MetLife's policy obligations from Exeter "proactively addresses recent regulatory concerns" about such deals, adding that Mr. Lawsky's inquiry had been an important factor.
Therefore, a system-oriented emergency response model should be designed in such a way that it is prepared for, and proactively addresses and mitigates, those adverse consequences through, for example, focused training, specialized procedures, personal protective equipment, safe shelters, and other needed provisions.
These disparities can, however, be minimized through careful planning that considers and proactively addresses vulnerability at each level: exposure to disease, susceptibility to disease if exposed, and treatment of disease.
"We will NOT proactively address the diabetes concerns," the document, an internal Lilly memorandum, said.
It added that members, however, were "well positioned to proactively address the potential economic and financial consequences".
"In 1995, when these practices came to light, Founders proactively addressed them," said the spokeswoman, Bridget Richards.
If Congress wants anyone to actually believe they're on the side of students, they'll need to proactively address the private sector abuses they helped create.
Instead of proactively addressing the problem of bad teachers, they are using passive-aggressive tactics to force resignations, and spending taxpayer dollars as they do so.
And, "we're seeing landlords who are proactively addressing questions these tenants have about more of these 100-year storms," he said.
But they insisted that G20 countries were "well-positioned to proactively address the potential economic and financial consequences" of the vote, adding: "In the future, we hope to see the UK as a close partner of the EU".
All recommendations were redacted but the report noted service providers were "limited in their ability to proactively address mental health issues, identify children at risk, determine if a threat is real and to respond appropriately".
