In one story, he fights with a physician over a misdiagnosis exacerbated by an H.M.O.'s enforced practice of five-minute visits.
It's an illegal but lightly enforced practice – and appallingly common in many industries, where it is used to force employees to work off-the-clock, as a means to avoid paying overtime rates, or simply as a way not pay staff for work they have done.
I have long been puzzled by the entrenched mentality, and often enforced practice, of longer work hours and less sleep.
Besides, just the way you can't lessen the effects of sleep-deprivation by forcing students to practice it, so it seems unlikely that you can make short-term celibacy easier by mandating four years of enforced practice.
The practice of an enforced "resting" of soils, by leaving fields fallow to recuperate, began to disappear with the agricultural revolution of the 18th century, and agronomic science continues to show how the best results can be achieved from specific soils and also how to curtail soil erosion.
Although, as noted earlier, European Privacy Legislation (http://ec.europa.eu/justice/data-protection/), could result in a requirement for an opt in for the use of data leading to an enforced change in the operating practices of the CPRD.
Such debates are currently being discussed in relation to European Privacy Legislation (http://ec.europa.eu/justice/data-protection/), which in the event of a requirement to have an opt in for the use of data could lead to an enforced change in the operating practices of the CPRD.
During this time, government restrictions on dual practice are formal – written and enforced: dual practice is allowed only after government hours.
In the local context, policies on the use of drugs are not present or not enforced in practice, with an absence of clinical guidelines to support doctors' decisions to prescribe medicines included in the formulary.
"A responsible and consistent program of monitoring their own sales practices, enforcing good practices by contract, and the entirely practicable supervision of sales of their products by the companies to which they sell could keep thousands of handguns from diversion into criminal use," Judge Weinstein wrote.
