Sentence examples for reactive public from inspiring English sources

Corporate sustainability communication (CSC) (Signitzer and Prexl 2008) grew out of the reactive public relations efforts of organizations' corporate social reports and environmental communication programs of the 1970s and 1980s when organizations in certain industries (e.g., chemical, oil) faced environmental scandals.

An alternative explanation might relate to the practical challenges involved in centralized administration of a localized reactive public health intervention, applied across many sites.

The reported emergence of quinolone-resistant gonorrhea in the United States (40 ) followed a similar pattern of reactive public health response to the contribution of human mobility to international and then intranational spread.

The judiciary, she said, can check and balance legislatures — and mete out true justice — only by being less casually reactive to public opinion.

He concludes, "Constricting our biomedical opportunities in the face of speculative and often ideologically inspired fears is timid, reactive and bad public policy".

I think it means we're going to see Facebook get more "reactive" on its public side as well as it's private, group-sharing side.

He's heard about one farm that supplies the goods, but was not privy to the location—unsurprisingly, he says, in light of the reactive backlash from the public and animals rights groups so far.

However, a series of attacks on Syrian refugees in different Turkish cities since the summer of 2014 showed that the Turkish public is reactive to incoming Syrians, despite the religious affinity emphasised by AKP politicians and the media.

Various types of adaptation can be distinguished, including anticipatory and reactive adaptation, private and public adaptation, and autonomous and planned adaptation.

The end result was that most of the reactive campaigns yielded only marginal public health benefit.

When asked about the state of health promotion in Africa, Jared Odhiambo Owuor, Executive Secretary of CNCD-Africa, replied: Most health systems in Africa operate from a reactive standpoint when responding to public health needs.