HUNTER-GAULT: The women said they held talks with the local chief in an effort to stop the practice.
The Democrat announced recently that he's working to help stop the practice.
We need to know what was done to stop the practice and who was or will be terminated, and, importantly, who will face criminal charges.
Still veteran pretexter Rapp doubts any new law will completely stop the practice, so long as someone, like HP, has a need for the information.
Political parties in opposition promise to stop the practice.
These appendages may be well intentioned, but their sheer weight is effectively killing the bridge with love, weakening its structure to such an extent that Paris City Hall is urging tourists to stop the practice.
It is not enough to stop the practice of defensive medicine, but when doctors are asked by their colleagues to justify the tests they ordered and the procedures they performed, perhaps they will be reminded that more is not always better.
The complaint states that the companies accomplished their conspiracy by agreeing to stop the longstanding practice of selling e-books, as they long sold print books, on wholesale to bookstores, and leaving it to the bookstores to set the price at which they would sell the e-books to consumers.
Sarbanes-Oxley, the often-reviled law that requires enhanced disclosure of accounting practices, seems to have put a stop to the backdating practice after its passage in 2002.
The trial in Manhattan is seeking to reform the practice of stop, question and frisk, a contentious law enforcement tactic, and lawyers for the plaintiffs are seeking a court-appointment monitor to oversee the changes.
Of the handful of true, honest-to-god free lunches, diversification and the stop loss are the ones I emphasize most in my practice.
The new policies will also stop, from the end of 2013, the practice of businesses such as fund supermarkets or online discount stockbrokers accepting payments from some of the investment funds whose policies they are selling.
Let's look at one of the biggest changes in medical practice of the past decade: the decision to stop putting millions of postmenopausal women on hormone replacement therapy, which postulated that replacing the estrogen and progesterone their bodies were no longer making would do them long-term good.
The two other stop-and-frisk-related cases in front of Judge Scheindlin are a lawsuit over trespassing in public housing projects and a class-action suit challenging the constitutionality of the broader stop-and-frisk practice, which is slated to go to trial in March.
Not everyone will be comfortable with Google extending its reach this way, particularly in light of the fact its Street View cars collected users' emails, passwords and other personal data for more than two years before the practice was put to a stop.
The bill is intended to stop the large supermarkets' squeezing their suppliers and the Adjudicator will enforce the groceries supply code of practice and will have the power fine retailers that do not treat their suppliers lawfully and fairly.
One by one, as major stars are unmasked, there is a growing sense that the practice of mythmaking may have to stop.
However, another aim is to stop, from the end of 2013, the widespread practice of businesses such as fund supermarkets or online discount stockbrokers accepting payments from some of the investment funds whose policies they are selling.
Local Christian bishop David Piso told the National that sorcery-related killings were a growing problem, and urged the government "to come up with a law to stop such practice".
In practice, companies simply cannot move fast enough to stop the dodgy goods from going abroad, nor can they realistically afford to employ a brigade of border representatives armed with bagloads of Vietnamese money.
The lawsuit is one of three pending federal cases that involve the New York Police Department's stop, question and frisk practice, championed by police Commissioner Raymond Kelly and Mayor Michael Bloomberg as a necessary crime-fighting measure that has helped the nation's biggest city reach historically low crime rates in recent years.
Whether in competitive sports or piano playing, it pays to practice, practice, practice, which is also true in the art of stop placement.
"If every puppy buyer bought from a breeder and saw the puppy at its home this practice of puppy trafficking would stop overnight, " she said.
For instance, if a kid guzzles a few Monsters every afternoon to amp for football practice, he can experience physical withdrawal symptoms when he tries to stop after the season ends.
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Schumer asked the SEC to prohibit the practice, and if it doesn't he plans to introduce legislation to stop it.
Google is also promising that it will stop copying content from other websites to use in its summaries, even though the company had insisted the practice was legal under the fair-use provisions of US copyright law.
After several lawsuits challenging the practice, a federal judge is now weighing whether remedies are needed to prevent unconstitutional "stop and frisk" encounters.
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