Sentence examples for would proactively from inspiring English sources

We wanted people who would proactively get involved rather than just put their name to it, and we've been very lucky in getting people like that on board.

He added, however, that Osborne had made clear he would "proactively explore with philanthropists ways to ensure the new limit [on reliefs] will not significantly impact upon charities that depend on large donations".

He added that he had "no doubt" that the senior officials running the Commons - the Clerk and the Speaker's Counsel - would "proactively" communicate the MPs' concerns to Pitchford and his team.

RBS, Lloyds and Santander all say their systems can pick up contactless spending after a card is reported stolen, with Santander saying it would proactively contact customers to verify any payments, and Lloyds saying it would automatically refund any payment after a theft.

A little odd that Google would proactively send us a statement for something they're not technically involved in.

Early reports suggested Israel would proactively try to convince his fellow House Democrats to join him.

AB InBev said it would "work proactively with regulators to resolve any concerns".

It would also "proactively apply to host the World Cup", it says.

We would also proactively delete porn websites.

Because of taboos (Bongartz et al. 2011; Bwire 2011), it is possible that pastoralist households would more proactively monitor calves for visual signs of an increase in incidence of diarrhoea rather than communicate with one another about cases of human diarrhoea.

In a statement Tuesday, however, the Department of Homeland Security denied info on DACA recipients would be "proactively provided" to immigration agents, although their information "maybe be available upon request".