Sentence examples for proactively recruiting from inspiring English sources

Economists David Card and Laura Guiliano studied the efforts by one school district in Florida to close achievement gaps by proactively recruiting gifted and talented students of color from underserved communities.

Proactively recruiting employees to your wellness program and events is a great way to not only boost participation, but to encourage excitement about being involved with wellness.

"Better to go to (the client) proactively," Schneider suggested.Don't expect that conversation to go well.

That was an understandable response given Warne's obvious agenda as a confidant and occasional assistant of the Australia coach Darren Lehmann, and Cook's unmissable attempt to captain more proactively at Lord's, especially in Sri Lanka's second innings.

Yet the real possibility now exists that, if Brown is seen to handle the crisis well, better for instance than the cautious Angela Merkel – she has an election in 2009 – and more proactively than David Cameron would so far suggest, then Labour is in with a chance.

According to Ellen Yaroshefsky, director of the Monroe Freedman Institute for the Study of Legal Ethics at Hofstra University's Maurice A. Deane School of Law, that's not how it's supposed to work: Prosecutors must proactively identify Brady material.

Rather, it is acting "proactively," Mr. Wolf said.

"We try and monitor those channels proactively," said Matt Jones, an engineer on Facebook's site integrity team.

The panel works with the school toward "getting issues on the table and working proactively," said Patricia Kaine, the association's president.

Google's complaints led Microsoft to proactively change Vista search, action that partly precipitated the two-year extension of government oversight".

All calls are automatically monitored without the user needing to proactively engage Tawkon (as was the case for the iPhone app we reviewed).