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proactive

[proh-ak-tiv] / proʊˈæk tɪv /


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"It's taken five years but to know now that Jess's rule is out there and happening and is being received really positively and proactively by primary care colleagues is really, really important," she added.

From BBC

Further, although soil testing may add some cost, when it’s taken as a proactive measure, it can save money down the road.

From Los Angeles Times

Takaichi reportedly hopes a bigger majority will help her implement her agenda of more "proactive" fiscal spending, and may also help her break the deadlock in a spat with China.

From Barron's

Bryski said he was grateful to Thousand Oaks Police Chief Jeremy Paris for his proactive efforts to increase security at the event and his steadfast dedication to ensure the man behind the threats faces consequences.

From Los Angeles Times

The couple said they’ve been proactive in prioritizing the mental well-being and happiness of their children since losing their Altadena home.

From Los Angeles Times