practices的意思|practices的解释-里氏词典

practices

=practice

Rather than break new ground, the proposed laws would formalize changes already under way in the economy and clear up confusion over the new practices.
"Government has no business with a married couple's private consentual sexual practices," Castellani wrote.
Skeptics point to a number of questions: the company's exposure to liability from waste accidents, the risks of diversification, and pricing practices that have led to a number of price-fixing lawsuits in recent years.
From a recent report by the organization Accuracy in Media: ABC and NBC have announced large cuts in the staffs of their broadcast standards and practices divisions in recent weeks.
The move, after hearings on some Drexel operations, is the first time the firm has acknowledged some of its practices may be questionable.
If enacted, the bill would transfer from the president to the U.S. trade representative the authority to decide what unfair trade practices another country is engaged in and what, if any, retaliatory measures to impose.
The number of political prisoners in Soviet mental institutions may have declined sharply, but the abuse of psychiatric practices remains widespread, an international group said Monday.
The chief negotiator for Chrysler Corp.'s Canadian unit said he will press for reductions in job classifications and "restrictive work practices" in contract talks with the Canadian Auto Workers union.
Under normal rail industry practices, the carrier that delivers the freight collects from the shipper and once a month pays intermediate carriers their share of the freight haul.
The complaints allege that Delta asked questions about marital status, sexual activity and birth-control practices.
If the office finds that unfair practices do exist and the dispute cannot be resolved through negotiations or the GATT machinery, it recommends action to the president.
Carolyn Lipson-Walker, whose doctoral dissertation is titled "Shalom Y'all: The Folklore and Culture of Southern Jews," said Southern Jews have fused their social and religious practices to produce a dual culture.
But voters largely blame the U.S. rather than Japan for the auto industry's ills: Only 19% say unfair Japanese trading practices are responsible, and by two to one they say that the Japanese make better cars.
The NASD said Wednesday the action was part of a crackdown on fraud and abusive sales practices in the penny-stock market.
So Congress had focused on secondary trading, price dissemination and sales practices as the main areas for change.
General Computer said it seeks damages of $15 million and an injunction ordering PCS to stop the unfair practices alleged in the complaint.
And in his decision, Judge Dwyer said that while painful, much of the economic dislocation from logging curbs was inevitable because of changes in timber practices and markets unrelated to owls.
These senior judges still pick up all the pay raises given to active judges, and like active judges they can't have private law practices.
Mrs. Hills is required to reach a determination about India's insurance and investment practices under the so-called Super 301 clause of the 1988 Trade Act.
While the FLN's 30-year monopoly of power has not left it immune to allegations of similar practices, this time it made a fatal miscalculation.
The reasoning was that by placing more private capital at risk, thrifts would be less likely to engage in imprudent practices that have depleted the thrift-insurance fund and will cost $166 billion over 10 years to remedy.
Faltering production and disagreements among the partners over management practices left the venture unable to meet its targets.
What is the point of employing questionable practices for the sake of producing a program that is mediocre, but "unique?"
Last year, it suspended three officials because of sloppy practices in its corporate trust department and the comptroller of the currency questioned it about allowing the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to overdraw an account by $200 million.
U.S. officials say Japan's high savings and investment rates, its land policies, exclusionary business practices, inefficient retail distribution networks and pricing mechanisms all indirectly restrain trade.
The panel also approved an amendment that would expand the U.S. trade representative's authority, allowing him to decide whether to retaliate in cases of unfair trade practices.
Kluckman said the Justice Department had written 64 Atlanta-area lending institutions in the last year requesting information on lending standards, policies and practices, as well as other data.
Mr. Grede, however, said he wasn't aware that the practices had ceased.
Legislators concerned about racially offensive marketing practices by some Japanese companies are calling for an end to derogatory representations of blacks and warning of a possible boycott if changes aren't made.
Boeing also said the computer services unit hasn't changed its accounting practices as a result of the dispute, and that it has cooperated with the GAO.

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