Sentence examples for proactively going from inspiring English sources

"Our guys were proactively going out there, like predators," he says during his cameo in the video, which surfaced online in January.

Robert C. Seiwert, the director of the American Bankers Association's Center for Commercial Lending and Business Banking, said that some local bankers were "proactively going after customers on their wish lists who are at banks that are having some problems".

He's proactively going off [to find the right female board member].

"We're starting to see [students] proactively going to them as a trusted adult on campus".

"We don't proactively go into neighborhoods to install signs".

"It isn't that she has proactively gone and decided that this case needs looking at.

He adds: "They can instead proactively go after the right person by looking over the professional experiences and skills of our 135 million-plus members".

Mr Clegg will say: "Rather than just respond to tip-offs they will proactively go after the worst offending employers, including those who run care homes, recruitment agencies and top-class hotels".

He challenges law firms to "proactively go out and look for people from all communities", as the legal establishment "should look like modern Britain, not look like early 20th-century or late 19th-century Britain".

"The Police Department and the Queens district attorney proactively went out and induced people who otherwise would not commit a crime to commit a crime," said Peter Toumbekis, a lawyer for Andre Williams, 46, a resident of New Rochelle, N.Y.

In a strong sign that the border force knew the backlash to the operation had been severe, its commissioner, Roman Quaedvlieg, held a press conference in the hours following the protest, saying; "There was never any intent for the border force to proactively go out and seek immigration breaches in Melbourne city".