Sentence examples for to do more proactive from inspiring English sources

People with $50 million or $100 million in net worth have " hired C.P.A.'s and attorneys to do more proactive planning like this," Mr. LeFore said.

"I'd like to see my state do more proactive things and get to a point where we don't have to be correcting mistakes," said Fred Gray, a civil rights lawyer who represented Rosa Parks in the 1950s and submitted an affidavit endorsing the pardon petition.

"That's why they brought me here, to learn from Ken, and they're hoping the two of us together can start doing more proactive investigations," Ms. Weyl said.

Over time, the service will be able to do more of these types of proactive alerts based on the data it collects.

I had just decided to sublet my apartment, so I knew I was going to have to do something more proactive.

They could also free up time to go into things like residential care, nursing homes, monitor some of those patients and do more of their proactive work.... ........ (ID 2).

"I believe it can and must do more to demonstrate it is dealing with this issue in a more proactive manner".

"We have been slow at being proactive and we realise we have to do far more.

It's going to mean a lot more time for them on the streets to do proactive policing and go after criminals that actually have legitimate victims".

Few patients did express more proactive perceptions of their role as patients.

If they want to do both, then they need to be more proactive, with the assistance of the British Government, and take concrete steps to protect workers".