As you know we receive a great deal of interest around our art sponsorships so need to ensure we do not proactively open up a debate on the topic.
The company also wanted to know whether a particular symposium at the museum was "invite only" – as that would ensure "we do not proactively open up a debate on the topic [of Shell's operations]".
And, by being taken by surprise at the hostile response to the work, they have acted defensively, instead of proactively opening up dialogue with black artists and audience at the earliest stage of considering putting on this work".
"Then we combine that data with expected traffic patterns and can proactively open and close security lanes by sending emails to the smartphones of our employees".
"The UK can kick-start RAS by taking the lead and proactively opening up its regulations to allow RAS devices to operate in defined and controlled spaces.
"We accept the report's conclusion that we could and should have been more proactively open, not least because - as this exhaustive report makes abundantly clear - we have nothing to hide.
The plan noted that an "initiative to proactively open state park and forest land to horizontal drilling/fracturing will be met with zealous resistance by environmental activist opponents, who are skilled propagandists" (emphasis theirs).
Aldi is proactively changing before Lidl opens but there will likely be a few new twists along the way.
The disclosure, covering March 25 , 2009 to March 31 , 2011 focused on assessments, which an agent may open "proactively or in response to investigative leads" and without first having a particular factual basis for suspecting a target of wrongdoing, according to the F.B.I. manual.
While these measures are considered drastic by some, I believe we are at the point where we need to proactively and legally open the way for women to succeed, instead of relying on half-hearted recommendations to do the job.
Ms. Caproni also said that even though the F.B.I. manual says agents can open assessments "proactively," they still must always have a valid reason — like a tip that is not solid enough to justify a more intensive level of investigation but should still be checked out.
