Sentence examples for proactively identifies from inspiring English sources

It proactively identifies critical nodes and designates appropriate backups.

Massachusetts has model regulation that most proactively identifies children with lead poisoning by requiring the most intensive screening regimen, with the first test done between the ages of 9 and 12 months, followed by testing at ages 2 and 3. Children in high risk areas must also be tested at age 4 years.

All the information is de-identified, but it enables the agency to proactively identify trends and risks in the system before something happens".

JPMorgan Chase said it is "working to proactively identify" when lenders misuse automatic withdrawals.

"This approach – proactively identifying people near some event and soliciting information and photos – is an interesting twist.

Proactively identify and contact academics who have good stories to tell but might just need some encouragement.

"We refute outright any allegation that the IAAF did not appropriately follow up suspicious profiles which had been proactively identified through its world leading blood profiling programme.

We believe that the process of proactively identifying risks and being open about them would radically change the culture of safety.

He said it was vital to "proactively identify unaccompanied children and safeguard them from existing risks" to ensure they are "protected from any further abuse and exploitation".

According to House of Commons library research, carried out on my behalf, "there are no similar provisions in other welfare legislation which require people to proactively identify themselves and demonstrate that they have been raped".

In a statement, Hemanshu Nigam, the chief security officer of MySpace, said the company had recently begun using new software to "proactively identify and remove any known sex offenders from the site".