Sentence examples for proactively planning from inspiring English sources

Hotel owners "can't just say, 'Oh, we upgraded our bandwidth yesterday and now we don't have to worry about it.' You always have to be proactively planning so you don't get yourself in a situation again where you have a lot of congestion and you're trying to play catch-up".

Proactively planning wellness events is another great way to ensure your program runs smoothly and efficiently.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change confirms that the best way to limit the damage is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to start proactively planning for the impacts, which will include more regional conflicts over water and other resources and increased poverty throughout the world.

"Our Town Centre First policy also asks local councils to proactively plan for vibrant and diverse town centres, engaging with business and communities in doing so".

These approaches are very different from CBPR as they do not assume a proactively planned partnership relationship with community in the research process.

There are numerous ways companies can proactively plan for the impact that 3D printing technology will have on their business.

Healthcare professionals need to proactively plan, implement management tools, and train their staff to help them deal with disasters in the most effective and safest way possible.

It is recommended that Livingstone adopt a new climate calendar, green tourism, that tourism authorities proactively plan for climate change and that further research be conducted on the impact of changes and variables on flora, fauna and the Victoria Falls resort.

Therefore, prediction of the throughput bottlenecks of future production runs allows the production and maintenance engineers to proactively plan for resources to effectively manage the bottlenecks and achieve higher throughput.

"Women can now make potentially life-defining decisions about how to proactively plan for the family they want to build and be more efficient in overcoming fertility difficulties they are experiencing using better, more personal, information than age".

When The Young Women's Leadership School opened in Brooklyn in 2008, Principal Talana Bradley partnered with Jayun Kim, an independent consultant, to proactively plan for growth, creating strategic plans based on best practices.