The most proactive thing you could do is just to understand what's going on.
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It has one of the most proactive PR teams around and its supporters are vigilant.
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Wyatt says the most proactive recruitment efforts are in operations, which handles the clandestine work.
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"Frankly, country, as a genre, has been one of the most proactive digitally, period," said Westergren.
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Thanks to his fruitful reads, the Pelicans have become the most proactive team in the league.
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"China's CEOs stand out as the most proactive and vigorous in pulling every lever," said PwC.
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The Obama administration proved to be the most proactive in recent history in addressing criminal justice reform.
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"The Shenzhen government is most proactive in supporting us...This kind of behavior is isolated, but also criminal," he said.
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The American bishops already have some of the most proactive policies to prevent child sexual abuse anywhere in the Catholic church.
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The Yorkshire branch is one of the biggest St. Pauli fan clubs in the UK, and certainly one of the most proactive.
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Contrary to common assumption, the parents of unaccompanied minors are often among the most proactive and protective, the PTA parents of war zones.
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Upon its release, the five-step plan inarguably marked the most proactive proposal by a major-party candidate in the past 20 years.
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Denmark's reputation as one of the most proactive countries in the world in the fight against climate change took a heavy knock this week.
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Why it matters: This is Abbas' most proactive diplomatic step since Trump's Jerusalem embassy announcement, which led him to cut ties with the White House.
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"I think we've been the most proactive administration in some time engaging the legislature on the front end," Newsom said at a news conference Monday.
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Georgetown University is perhaps the most proactive in this regard, but much of the genealogical research has been done by an alum, not the university.
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Office of the Comptroller of the Currency The OCC has been among the most proactive federal agency to address regulation of the growing financial technology industry.
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But if funding and rapid implementation are proving difficult for two of the nation's most proactive cities, how will other communities prepare for the growing threat?
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Mike DeWine has been among the most proactive state leaders on reacting to the coronavirus outbreak to date, including when it comes to the state's primary.
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He has faced the cameras as one of the country's most proactive governors -- the first in the nation to order that his state's 40 million residents stay home.
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Middle Eastern and Asian countries are among those being the most proactive in attempting to stem the spread of the virus as it finds its way across their regions.
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Getting more people on board is a matter of effective communication - companies that are the most proactive about publicizing telehealth to their employees tend to obtain the best response rates.
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This month, federal regulators dealt a blow to Trump's energy agenda by rejecting his administration's proposal to subsidize coal plants, its most proactive step to prevent more of them from shutting down.
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One of the most proactive responses came from Scott Stulen, the director and president of the Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa, Oklahoma — a state where the majority of voters supported Trump.
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The move, which will involve a series of updates over the course of the next few months, is among one of the most proactive approaches to protect consumer privacy that it's ever employed.
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In the aftermath of the financial crisis and a government bailout, UBS has been one of Europe's most proactive banks in shrinking its cash-intensive and volatile investment bank while focusing on managing the fortunes of the wealthy.
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He immediately becomes the most proactive and therefore the most interesting character on the screen, and the film gives him the time to indulge in meaningful glances and philosophical musings and even, at one point, a music lesson.
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Through the end of her candidacy, the most proactive approach Warren offered in responding to the criticism came in the form of an 18-page, highly sourced document her team wrote in advance of the delivery of the letter from Cherokee citizens.
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If the issue is your inclination to have sex rather than your ability to orgasm when you do, Sadock tells me one of the most proactive steps you can take is (when possible) to schedule it, whether you initially feel like it or not.
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The cost of a garment is not always synonymous with its quality; although reports show that the responsibility for disasters like Rana Plaza lies largely with fast-fashion retailers, some of these perpetrators have actually been some of the most proactive brands in terms of making a change.
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Mike Sommers, the head of the American Investment Council and top lobbyist on the carried interest issue, said this year was the most proactive his group has been on it since 2012 when Mitt Romney, a former private equity executive, ran for president and the industry came under assault.
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Stephanie Garcia Richard, the state land commissioner, has been among the most proactive public servants in her response to the revelations about Epstein's illegal activities; even before Epstein's arrest in New York, as soon as she heard about Virginia Roberts Giuffre's accusations—complete with pictures of Giuffre posing in snow in front of Zorro Ranch—Richard instructed her staff to pull every relevant document, deed and scrap of Epstein correspondence from the files and deliver it to Attorney General Hector Balderas, one of only a few New Mexico government officials to do something about the state's reputation for graft other than embracing it.
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Hyatt wrote her first book, Music Success in 9 Weeks, in 2008. Now in its third edition, it helps artists at all stages of their careers navigate social media sites like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, teaching them how to be profitable. Hoopla Digital wrote that "her tactics have actualized exponential success for her most proactive readers by giving them a solid business strategy." There were further online accolades for the book.
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On 4 April these restrictions were extended until 27 April and on 23 April they were extended until 4 May. The measures put in place in Greece are among the most proactive and strictest in Europe and have been credited internationally for having slowed the spread of the disease and having kept the number of deaths among the lowest in Europe. Starting from 4 May, after a 42-day lockdown, Greece began to gradually lift restrictions on movement and to restart business activity.
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All passenger flights to and from Italy, Spain, Albania, North Macedonia, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Germany are suspended until 15 May, and land borders with Albania, North Macedonia and Turkey are closed, with exemptions for cargo and sanitary transports, among others. The measures put in place in Greece are some of the most proactive and strict in Europe and have been hailed internationally for slowing the spread of the disease and keeping the number of deaths among the lowest in Europe.
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Vaccines are available (ATCvet codes: for the inactivated vaccine, for the live vaccine, plus various combinations). Given that avian reovirus infections are widespread, the viruses are relatively resistant outside the host, and that vertical and horizontal transmission occurs, eradicating avian reovirus infection in commercial chicken flocks is very unlikely. In addition, absence of detectable seroconversion and failure to detect virus in cloacal swabs are unreliable indicators of resisting infection, or transmission via the egg. Thus, the most proactive and successful approach to controlling this disease is through vaccination.
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He also defended the use of anti-Communist contra forces in Central America, supported the gold standard, spoke for civil rights legislation, opposed abortion, and was the first lawmaker to popularize enterprise zones, which he supported to foster entrepreneurship and job creation and expand homeownership among public housing tenants. During his career, he sometimes sounded like a liberal Democrat; he supported affirmative action and rights for illegal immigrants. The New York Times described Kemp as the most proactive combatant in the war on poverty since Robert F. Kennedy. He differed from Rockefeller Republicans and earlier combatants such as Lyndon Johnson by supporting incentive-based systems instead of traditional social programs.
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Mortally wounded by the destruction of the Warstar Spaceship, Vrak is rescued by Metal Alice who revives him as an ammonite-armored cyborg with his emotions and memories lost, though he eventually regains them. Vrak is the primary and most proactive enemy to the Megaforce Rangers before he goes into hiding as the Armada arrive at the suggestion of the Messenger's head since the Armada would not recognize him in his new form. Vrak resurfaces in "Vrak is Back" following the destruction of his brother Prince Vekar where he abducts Orion to drain his powers, reprograms Robo Knight into Dark Robo Knight to serve him, and plans to tear the Earth apart with special drills. It is revealed that Emperor Mavro favors Vrak more than Vekar and that the Rangers "did him a favor" by destroying him.
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According to its 2009 annual report, PepsiCo states that it is "committed to delivering sustainable growth by investing in a healthier future for people and our planet," which it has defined in its mission statement since 2006 as "Performance with Purpose". According to news and magazine coverage on the subject in 2010, the objective of this initiative is to increase the number and variety of healthier food and beverage products made available to its customers, employ a reduction in the company's environmental impact, and to facilitate diversity and healthy lifestyles within its employee base. Its activities in regards to the pursuit of its goals—namely environmental impacts of production and the nutritional composition of its products—have been the subject of recognition from health and environmental advocates and organizations, and at times have raised concerns among its critics. As the result of a more recent focus on such efforts, "critics consider (PepsiCo) to be perhaps the most proactive and progressive of the food companies", according to former New York Times food industry writer Melanie Warner in 2010.
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