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Gillespie doesn't exactly react proactively.

During the post-Washington Consensus period (2000 2012), countries reacted proactively to promote an endogenous growth through short-term measures.

In response to REACH implementation, industry reacted proactively in some cases and even tried to phase out substances that fulfil the criteria for inclusion into the candidate list for Annex XIV (personal communication with industry).

Cognitive radio systems can sense their RF environment and react, either proactively or reactively, to external stimuli [4 7].

Lead time is virtually nonexistent, requiring everyone in the meteorological and hydrological communities to react, rather than proactively getting out ahead.

If your exit is not of your choosing, remember you can't control the event; but you can choose how you proactively react to influence what happens next.

We are at the point where IT spends most of its day reacting, instead of proactively addressing the needs of the business or doing research on next-generation technologies.

Occasionally it gives him a forewarning of events to come, meaning you can proactively react.

In the absence of negative regulation of the PI3K/Akt pathway by PTEN, HIV-1 infected macrophages may proactively react to stressful cytotoxic extracellular environments established by the virus-induced chemicals, ultimately elevating their chance of survival.

IaaS optimization works similarly as TARGO: by periodically monitoring the CPU utilization of the target VM, the system reacts to scale it up/down proactively whenever the real-time workload changes concretely.

Will regulators react positively to issues being proactively raised by organisations?