Wendy Wu, a spokeswoman for Huawei, defended the industry's export practices.
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Defining and exporting best practices through education, outreach, and, if necessary, regulation must be part of the health policy agenda for critical care.
Distinguishing between these explanations has important health policy implications, because outcomes at low-volume ICUs could be improved either by exporting best practices found at high-volume centers or by regionalizing adult critical care – two very different care strategies.
They made efforts to help private-sector companies strengthen their export-control practices".
Indeed, the mechanisms of the European cap-and-trade system are specifically designed to export better practices to the developing world.
Mrs Bush will also break with tradition to use a radio address tomorrow - the first solely by a first lady, according to Bush aides - to highlight how the Taliban sought to oppress women and export such practices elsewhere.
"Now, we need to find out if they've exported this practice to the Middle East".
"Today we have designated the MOIS for abusing the basic rights of Iranian citizens and exporting its vicious practices to support the Syrian regime's abhorrent crackdown on its own population," David Cohen, the U.S. Treasury's under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, said in a statement.
So-called African independent churches, which are indigenous to the countries and incorporate local practices, export themselves; missionary-fostered churches that grow to strength on their own preserve Western elements, like elders who govern the church, general assemblies and some liturgy and hymns.
