Sentence examples for taking proactive stances from inspiring English sources

As a result, many are taking proactive stances on the development of climate mitigation policy to prepare for, accelerate, and/or guide national policy.

Take feminine hygiene brand Kotex, for instance, which is taking a proactive stance on curbing teenage pregnancy in South Africa.

As the leader of IKEA Group in Italy, Japan and now, the U.S., my experiences have shown me the power of taking a proactive stance for fair and equal treatment.

"We could possibly gain revenues as advertisers become aware of our position, that we're taking a proactive stance," he said.

Alternatively, veteran developers who stay within the industry could mitigate crunch by taking a proactive stance and integrating good practices from the top down.

Furthermore, the government is taking a proactive stance to prevent a fallout, lowering business taxes to help banks absorb bad loans and passing a law that will ease the mergers of troubled banks.

The idea is to ensure no slavery is linked to any British products or services and to show consumers, investors and employees that companies are taking a proactive stance.

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T-Mobile is at least taking a proactive stance and just posted an information sign-up page for their offering.

"The whole driver behind this for us has been about taking a proactive stance and trying to do something innovative to tackle an issue that's really having an impact on people that live locally, people that work locally and people that might want to come and visit our city centre," he said.

The very root of school anxiety can be solved by taking a proactive stance in the most simple way.