Usage of "more proactive"

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Uso de more proactive en inglés

But maybe it could be slightly more proactive towards consolidation, he said. 
 Reuters 

I apologize for not being more proactive in finding you a double. 
 Mentats of Dune 

A more proactive economy is what South Africa needs, said Hlongwane. 
 The South African 

It seems a more proactive approach to the crisis, a bond trader said. 
 Reuters 

As companies become more proactive, the number of government inspectors would be cut. 
 Reuters 

It needs to come from more proactive investment into women's sport. 
 Radio NZ 

The United States has become considerably more proactive in Yemen in recent months. 
 Reuters 

Airports and councils needed to be more proactive on that front, he said. 
 Radio NZ 

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

But he urged the MPs to be more proactive and take responsibility equally. 
 Radio NZ 

Young people are more proactive in guarding their privacy, Pew found. 
 Reuters 

He said the force will become more proactive with disciplinary measures. 
 Radio NZ 

Phoenix Suns coach Earl Watson believes in a more proactive approach. 
 Reuters 

The medical profession should become more proactive in promoting this message. 
 The Irish Times 

Archives are also becoming more proactive in showcasing their wares and encouraging submissions. 
 The Guardian 

Was Facebook pressured to be more proactive in cleaning up its own site? 
 NY Magazine 

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Sudáfrica

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Nueva Zelanda

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Irlanda

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Significados de more proactive en inglés