Sentence examples for takes proactive steps from inspiring English sources

The Second Chance Act -- signed into law by President Bush in 2008 -- actually takes proactive steps by providing job training, drug treatment and other services for people leaving prison.

Swathi Nyaya Sanjeevani takes proactive steps to prevent violence by identifying volatile regions and establishing violence watch committees for vigilant monitoring of warning signs.

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

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.

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

Unfortunately, waste does get exported from this country but we are taking proactive steps to get ahead of the game".

"Kudos to the N.R.C. for taking proactive steps last year to make Fort Calhoun better protected against this year's flood," he said.

This need to establish trust and listen to parents is encapsulated in the code's fi fth principle: "Take proactive steps to establish partnerships with parents and carers".

No child should be disadvantaged because of where they live, and we are taking proactive steps to deal with the unique issues rural schools face.

Gold Coast superintendent Michelle Stenner said it was "a good thing for the service that they took proactive steps in terms of that officer".