| The health care provider is pioneering the concept of preventive, pro-active and managed care. |
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| The strength of this approach comes from the regulator being pro-active with an ongoing monopoly or antitrust policy. |
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| I can't remember whether she messaged me, or I was simply pro-active, but I called Allison and we had a yarn on the phone. |
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| This is a further example of a clear lack of a pro-active approach towards similar cases of racism and nazism in football grounds. |
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| How about taking the high road of pro-active, peaceful personal change, instead of trying to point the finger at others? |
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| The fact that Ireland hasn't had a national agricultural policy since we joined the EU shows how complacent we have become and it is high time that we become more pro-active. |
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| The whitepaper shows the benefits that can come as an organisation evolves from compliance to pro-active management. |
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| Children have been pro-active in helping to plant seeds and blubs, sharing new experiences with others. |
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| The Demons are also extremely enthusiastic and pro-active with their coach Mark Neeld contacting me personally to say how excited he was about this new partnership. |
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