Sentence examples for take a proactive role from inspiring English sources

The policy climate has also warmed to clean tech as governments take a proactive role.

Today, more people than ever before are feeling empowered to take a proactive role in monitoring their health.

The UK government working with the Irish government must now take a proactive role in facilitating such an agreement".

Because of the electoral campaign, the companies do not expect the government to take a proactive role enhancing security in mining areas over the next 18 months.

She says: "I see the restructure as a tremendous opportunity for managers to take a proactive role in influencing the development of the NHS.

While things are slowly changing, religious institutions among Hindus, Jains and Buddhists in America and India can take a proactive role in rejecting this taboo.

"We're taking a proactive role," Mr. Levine said.

It rarely takes a proactive role in monitoring standards or enforcing them.

"The restaurant industry is committed to taking a proactive role in helping to combat obesity," Dr. Dubost adds.

The report highlights the example of Milton Keynes as a local authority "leading risk-sharing partnerships and taking a proactive role in land assembly and strategic development".

Mazowiecki wanted to indicate that he would be taking a proactive role in his new capacity by making sure the government was at the centre of decision-making, rather than just executing policies determined by the president.