"Any time that you're engaging proactively is a good thing," said Michael W. Robinson, an executive vice president at Levick Strategic Communications, a public relations firm.
"It is elementary that we should proactively be taking steps to find out whether [British components] are being used" in Israel's bombing campaign, Richard Burden, a Labour member of the Commons quadripartite committee on arms exports said yesterday.
We didn't start proactively seeking out agents until 15 years later," says Mabey. "I think one of the reasons we did start going to agents proactively was because we'd see books on other people's lists that we felt would have been perfect for us, but people didn't know us and what we were doing".
Furthermore, they show how unwelcome side effects of biogas plant operation can proactively be avoided or overcome and solved by the users themselves.
"What we are saying proactively is that if [the] GOP were to allow cloture to allow this to proceed, there will be a substitute amendment filed saying January 2011 will be the effective start date for the bill," said an aide.
Although the difficulties facing carers were recognised, seeking carers out proactively was not seen as their role.
Indeed, the missing or avoidance of opportunities by staff to communicate proactively was a striking feature of observations.
'... no nothing's forthcoming, but as I say I haven't contacted them so that's my own fault.' Wife Time constraints or others with more pressing needs were used as explanations for not proactively being offered support.
So while talking and listening proactively is best, passive learning is good, too.
"We've got to go out proactively, without being alarmist and without creating a witch hunt.
