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Meanings of more proactive in English

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Usage of more proactive in English
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But maybe it could be slightly more proactive towards consolidation, he said.
Reuters
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I apologize for not being more proactive in finding you a double.
Mentats of Dune
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A more proactive economy is what South Africa needs, said Hlongwane.
The South African
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It seems a more proactive approach to the crisis, a bond trader said.
Reuters
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As companies become more proactive, the number of government inspectors would be cut.
Reuters
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It needs to come from more proactive investment into women's sport.
Radio NZ
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The United States has become considerably more proactive in Yemen in recent months.
Reuters
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Airports and councils needed to be more proactive on that front, he said.
Radio NZ
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Your best strategy will be to adopt a more proactive stance.
The South African
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But he urged the MPs to be more proactive and take responsibility equally.
Radio NZ
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Young people are more proactive in guarding their privacy, Pew found.
Reuters
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He said the force will become more proactive with disciplinary measures.
Radio NZ
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Phoenix Suns coach Earl Watson believes in a more proactive approach.
Reuters
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The medical profession should become more proactive in promoting this message.
The Irish Times
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Archives are also becoming more proactive in showcasing their wares and encouraging submissions.
The Guardian
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Was Facebook pressured to be more proactive in cleaning up its own site?
NY Magazine
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More proactive across language varieties
South Africa
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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