Examples of using Pro-active in English and their translations into Danish
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Sir Brian Unwin in farewell- interview:The EIB has become more pro-active.
Pro-active intelligence approach means Orwell's police state.
NL Mr President, Commissioner,there is the expectation of Europe to be pro-active.
Pro-active efforts set breach protection as a corporate priority.
It is a first exercise in more open, more pro-active European communication.
I hope that, in future, pro-active and positive proposals will prevail over controversies.
To prevent any further crisis,we obviously need to be much more ambitious and more pro-active.
We need to become more pro-active on the fundamental issues that concern us.
Next Danish health experts call on government to be more pro-active in reducing smoking.
As a viable option for pro-active, newly diagnosed patients, May 2009 Newsletter, p. 14-15.
In short, Commissioner,what we expect from the Commission is a more trade-minded and more pro-active approach.
We have to be more ambitious and more pro-active in the area of regulation, firstly.
Moreover, everyone is committed to preventing physical and psychological working environment issues through pro-active behaviour, c.f.
In the UK we have pro-active football legislation to deal with our hooligan problems.
Danish health experts call on government to be more pro-active in reducing smoking ExSmokers.
The PERF is a targeted, pro-active approach to providing pre-accession assistance to participating candidate countries.
The report responds to these threats by seeking a pro-active diplomatic role for the European Union.
A technical ownership: Pro-active suggestions about how to upgrade on an ongoing basis, ensuring a stable and secure platform.
Pro anorexia is a controversial matter,referring to the pro-active character of anorexics' lifestyles.
Others saw merit inapplying reinforced cooperation in all areas of CFSP, as a means to make it more pro-active.
I think, in fairness,the European Union has been pro-active in dealing with this unfortunate situation.
In recent weeks, various pro-active strategies have been put forward, and the rapporteur has made a number of proposals which we have supported.
Unlike in Hong Kong, we were involved in the negotiations,were pro-active and were prepared to make compromises.
A functional ownership: Pro-active suggestions as to how to evolve the solution and benefitting from new possibilities within the technology.
The only really effective protection against things going wrong on the labour market is pro-active measures to bring it into order.
It is true that Europe must support the pro-active policies of the Member States and fund the action taken to reach the objectives.
I know that we share with the Commissioner the vision of a regional policy which is forward-looking, pro-active and effective in its use of funds.
We need a tolerant government and the pro-active financial support of local groups and players, and of those who have the courage to stand up for their beliefs.
With a pro-active managed approach, you will experience the full advantage of a managed service which will result in better service delivery, improved up-time and more efficient processes.
I should, however, like to add that we would actually want pro-active action to be taken in takeover bids that do not succeed- which is in about 50% of the cases.