Sentence examples for taken proactive from inspiring English sources

Burger King and Cadbury have both taken proactive steps to pull advertising and sponsorship.

Turns out, the broadcasters have taken proactive steps to tone it down.

A spokeswoman for the I.O.C., Emmanuelle Moreau, said that the committee had taken proactive measures to address gambling threats.

Glencore backed up Citi's comments by insisting in its statement that it had access to sufficient funds The company said in a statement: "Glencore has taken proactive steps to position our company to withstand current commodity market conditions.

The Department of Homeland Security's inspector general has taken proactive steps: dispatching inspectors to the Gulf Coast, establishing a fraud hot line, and monitoring -- in real time -- government purchase card transactions.

The memo and other efforts to slow down the Dodd-Frank rules later drew rare praise from the agency's internal watchdog, which said the commission "has taken proactive steps to address concerns".

The solution would be for the Football League to taking proactive rather than reactive steps.

This means we can take proactive steps to nip any issues in the bud.

Our energy supplier, Ecotricity, took proactive action – contacting us by phone and email.

Instead, the C.I.A. representative said he would take proactive measures to streamline them.

I decided to become an advocate for women conductors and take proactive steps to inspire young women.