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"We never took a proactive role in deciding what the country needed to get back on its feet and then asking the donors to finance those priorities instead of doing their own thing," she said.

With a degree in architecture from Cornell, Mr. Tata said he took a proactive role in overseeing the design efforts of the two premium brands, communicating frequently with Ian Callum, the head of design for Jaguar, and Gerry McGovern, who heads design at Land Rover.

On 31 January 2008, President Kikwete was elected Chairman of the African Union Assembly of Heads of States and Government, where he took a proactive role in resolution of conflicts in the Republic of Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

"We're taking a proactive role," Mr. Levine said.

The policy climate has also warmed to clean tech as governments take a proactive role.

It rarely takes a proactive role in monitoring standards or enforcing them.

Today, more people than ever before are feeling empowered to take a proactive role in monitoring their health.

The UK government working with the Irish government must now take a proactive role in facilitating such an agreement".

"The restaurant industry is committed to taking a proactive role in helping to combat obesity," Dr. Dubost adds.

The report highlights the example of Milton Keynes as a local authority "leading risk-sharing partnerships and taking a proactive role in land assembly and strategic development".

Because of the electoral campaign, the companies do not expect the government to take a proactive role enhancing security in mining areas over the next 18 months.