Meanings of proactive stance in English

Your best strategy will be to adopt a more proactive stance.

One thing you can't fault him on is his proactive stance.

Here Europe can learn from the US Federal Reserve's more pragmatic and proactive stance.

Women's rights activists now need to take a proactive stance.

When Morrow got killed everything changed and I was able to take a more proactive stance, Sabito said.

A proud Walker revealed countless conversations with league officials has led to a proactive stance on the Indigenous front.

That's purely a proactive stance by us to again provide some reassurance to the community that it is safe.

In recent times An Taisce has adopted a proactive stance in opposing retention applications for illegal developments in Co Clare.

I believe James is obligated to comment further or take a more proactive stance on this particular situation for several reasons.

Under the plan, companies would reportedly take a more proactive stance to alerting customers that they are entitled to recoup their money.

As before, he encouraged his constituents to take a proactive stance against evil and to insist that their elected officials do likewise.

Reinsurers are taking a more proactive stance to monitor and evaluate their risk accumulation exposure in the various Asian markets, particularly the catastrophe-prone markets.

The FA is understood to be taking a far more proactive stance than previously to monitoring which players may become available to qualify for England.