While granting that the league has been less proactive in engaging the LGBT community than is preferable, Silver has offered no change in policy.
The European Central Bank has been far less proactive than the Federal Reserve; it has been slow to cut interest rates (it actually raised rates last July), and it has shied away from any strong measures to unfreeze credit markets.
Many, including the influential thinktank the European Stability Initiative (ESI), believed that Ashdown's rule turned Bosnia into a European "Raj", and that the time had come to allow Bosnians to assert control over their own affairs, with the HR playing a less proactive role.
"We have been selectively aggressive," he said yesterday, responding to a report in The Village Voice that he had been far less proactive than the California and New York City Pension funds in pushing companies to do things like publish environmental audits.
San Francisco voters have proved no less proactive, passing the 2006 sick leave law, which authorizes up to nine paid days off as credit for time worked.
Gareth Dent, head of advice services at Learndirect, said that the research might reflect the fact that men tend to be less proactive in their decision to retrain.
This may reflect less proactive adoption of SENs prior to the establishment of the regulation in this sector.
Those particular pieces of legislation were all written and passed by the Senate, a group that's generally less proactive than a mummy.
But equally, there are now more consumers — later adopters — that may be less proactive in how they use the devices, and will be less inclined to seek out security solutions on their own.
Executives from other big brands all make similar points when talking about the Rana Plaza collapse, even if their companies have been less proactive than H&M.
