Sentence examples for to see more proactive from inspiring English sources
"One woman said she would have liked to see more proactive support from the board," said two shareholders, who refused to give their names.
Expect to see more and more smart, proactive experiences replacing everything from antiquated policy lookups to even care itself, given the extreme doctor and nurse shortage we're currently experiencing.
Generally, women were seen to be more proactive than men in seeking support for others, but often delayed until crisis point for themselves because they did not want to be a burden.
Councillor Brenda Dowding, executive member for adult social care and health at the council, says: "We are trying to move away from reactive services to get more proactive, to see if we can prevent the abuse or at least stop it at the point it is detected.
"We're pleased to see Verizon's proactive in moving into broadband Internet access or any other area that would make the company more competitive," said Larry Cohen, executive vice president of the Communications Workers of America.
I'd like to see Soros turn proactive in the performing arts.
"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.
Some Labour councils want to see Cosla take a more proactive stance against government policies which they believe are harming their interest.
In a statement to the Senedd on Tuesday, he said: "I would like to see retailers taking a more proactive role in reassuring their customers that there is a robust system in place which ensures their safety and which underpins confidence in their products".
A small number of participants saw a more proactive role for themselves or for primary care more generally in order to engage patients who, for a variety of reasons, might not be reached by public health initiatives.
