Sentence examples for proactively managed from inspiring English sources
In an ideal world, behavioural change issues in long-term conditions management should be proactively managed by the integration of clinical psychologists and social workers into multi-disciplinary epilepsy teams.
In addition to losing sight of the numerous benefits that a proactively managed public health agenda can provide for patients over the course of their lives, ensuring parity and equity in the access to the best possible clinical outcomes.
As Mark Squillace, a professor of natural-resources law at the University of Colorado, told me, "This turned a program that was supposed to be proactively managed by the government into one that is entirely reactive to the demands of the coal industry".
Instead of placing stories in a council-produced newspaper or sending press releases to local journalists – which has been perfectly reasonable and sensible in the past – councillors need to follow the lead of members such as Daisy Benson, James Cousins and Tim Cheetham who have proactively managed their campaigns online.
Such ethical issues need to be recognized and proactively managed in website and study design as well as treatment implementation.
From the top to the bottom and back again, they can be proactively managed toward as opposed to being reacted to emotionally.
Police Scotland also has an attendance management policy which supports managers to proactively manage absence".
It is noteworthy that many of these investors and money managers now carry studies showing that proactively managing environmental and social issues can contribute to market outperformance.
Policymakers need to proactively manage these impacts to ensure a 'just transition'".
We will continue to work closely with government and regulators to proactively manage potential conflicts as our role develops".
They are alert to feedback and able the gauge how their acts and intentions may be interpreted by others, which enables them to proactively manage their reputation.
