Sentence examples for to remain proactive from inspiring English sources

Gail Donoghue, special assistant to the city corporation counsel, said, "The city feels that the decision has not adversely impacted on the N.Y.P.D.'s ability to remain proactive in the investigation and prevention of terrorism".

Until retail corporations upgrade their cyber security protection, take the steps above to remain proactive.

In the past, I haven't always been able to depend blindly on my team to remain proactive in my absence.

HR directors are feeling pressure to further scrutinize job seekers' past histories (including their social media activity) and to remain proactive in addressing sexual harassment allegations, signaling a zero-tolerance stance.

While there may ultimately be a legal structure and system of governance put in place to protect, preserve and grow your legacy assets separate and apart from your non-legacy assets, your legacy plan is equally about establishing and committing to a process that enables you and your legacy team to remain proactive and intentional in implementing your legacy plan.

It's also a way for him to remain proactive, positive and invested in something he believes in, rather than becoming just another one of Romney's scalps to display.

We are deeply committed to keeping our promises, to remaining proactive and to providing future generations with improved air quality.

In order for the San Francisco 49ers to become relevant in the NFL again, they must remain proactive in all aspects of the player personnel department.

According to a source who has known Charles for many years, the charity network, which employs experts on architecture, regeneration, business and the environment, will be slimmed down but will remain "proactive and entrepreneurial".

Rick Miramontez, a spokesman for "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," said in an email: "The production is pleased that all parties are satisfied, and it will remain proactive about its preview process as it approaches opening night on March 15".

Xi Jinping, the party's new boss, has already made the party line clear: fiscal policy will remain "proactive" (ie, not too tight) and monetary policy "prudent" (ie, not too loose).