Sentence examples for proactively tackling from inspiring English sources

He was the first Republican mayor elected in Albuquerque in 30 years, he said, and he's proactively tackling homelessness.

From consumer goods manufacturers to healthcare services entities, any business will benefit from proactively tackling privacy issues in one of three primary ways: protecting your brand, offering a competitive advantage from integrating privacy and security features into products and services, and creating new products and services designed to protect personal data.

Mulcahy, who recently published The Future Workplace Experience: 10 Rules for Mastering Disruption in Recruiting and Engaging Employees, says proactively tackling employee burnout will have a big impact on improving retention, which should be a top priority for organization's in 2017.

Under the unit's expanded remit it will retain responsibility for investigating shootings, but also work alongside the borough task forces to proactively tackle gang crime, the Met said.

"If someone gets a mat and establishes a baseline of when they are healthy, a home user or a caregiver should be able to see changes early and proactively tackle health problems," he says.

The city council said it was trying to get funding for officers to proactively tackle rogue landlords.

You can proactively tackle each one and refute its invalidity in how you show up in your job search.

One country that is seeking to proactively tackle this problem is Ghana.

While some industries and employers have proactively tackled discrimination in the workforce, others have been reticent to change.

By addressing not only the myths associated with dementia, but the challenges associated with the reality of our current situation, we have a golden opportunity to proactively tackle dementia.

"London is a centre for money laundering, and its standing as a global financial centre is dependent on proactively and effectively tackling money laundering.