Sentence examples for proactively define from inspiring English sources

If we want to prevent that, we should proactively define the boundaries.

An honest dialogue will not only proactively define what it means to be a Democrat, but also dispel Republican false narratives.

However, it was unclear to what extent such community meetings ultimately enabled the FSWs to proactively define a course of collective action.

RYAN LIZZA: I think Obama and his aides have proactively refused to define a doctrine for the reasons suggested by the question.

Proactively shape and define sustainability and sustainable packaging Aseptic packaging as an alternative to cold chains Barriers to extend shelf life Supply chain collaboration for better performance Packaging for recovery Water packaging Deepening poverty due to over-exploitation of natural resources Increasing material prices Increasing energy prices Scarcity of water, energy etc.

For successful implementation of risk management in any project, risk management team must define risks clearly and proactively address risks consistently throughout the project.

Recently, my friend (and fellow HuffPost blogger) Varun Soni spoke with actor Arjun Gupta (How to Get Away With Murder) and comedian Aakash Singh about the need to define a Hindu-American identity proactively rather than simply ape the definitions used by members of other faiths in America.

Intrapreneurship may be defined as proactively innovating by introducing new processes and developing new processes and venturing into new businesses to create shareholder value, is deemed vital for established firms to survive and revitalize (Pinchot, 1985; Zahra and Covin 1995).

Imagine if tech companies recognized that, and helped us proactively tune our relationships with friends and businesses in terms of what we define as "time well spent" for our lives, instead of in terms of what we might miss.

Define "loyalty," define "truth".

Define "time," define "space".