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Labour Together said the group had "proactively raised concerns about its own reporting of donations to the Electoral Commission in 2020".

Take, as another example, the new teen safety standards introduced on Facebook and Instagram that Meta has tried framing as bold and proactive.

Since that definition was adopted, U.S. schools have become more proactive about referring a greater range of children for neurodevelopmental evaluations.

“If companies and their shareholders do not address these sustainability risks, then that could leave them open for financial loss, and so they really need to be proactive.”

Tower is already safe, and any seismic upgrades are “proactive.”