The practice, needless to say, is rather more complicated, demanding a fine eye, a sense for the aesthetics, technical competence and above all, says Phil Abel, founder of the Hand & Eye press near Tower Hill in London, "the desire to make it work, get it right".
If Oklahoma insists on continuing the relict, needless, and barbaric practice of paralyzing executions, it should promulgate protocols and procedures that explicitly require that the medical practitioners who obtain IV access are certified, competent, and proficient in obtaining IV access and providing anesthetic monitoring.
Racism in the literary culture has been a rank obscenity; far worse in practice, needless to say.
A far better idea would be to begin an antitrust investigation against the global textbook publishers, whose price-gouging practices (like needless "new" editions and non-resellable books) are the source of the problem.
Now, the lenders have surrounded the Congress with their siege towers (likely tossing campaign cash instead of missiles from their trebuchets), asking it to delay additional protections against their unfair practices while needless, redundant studies are prepared.
Mr. Obama unveiled the plan for the new agency last month to opposition from banking leaders, who have voiced concern about what they say is needless government intervention into their lending practices.
MALPRACTICE REFORMS The Republicans put great stock in the idea that malpractice litigation drives up medical costs — forcing doctors to pay high premiums for malpractice insurance and leading many doctors to practice overly defensive medicine, performing needless tests or procedures.
Questions about whether fake fur is a rebellion against cruelty and a means to prevent suffering, or a needless mimicry and accidental supporter of inhumane practices, are a tension that will remain so long as fur farms exist.
The suit is also claims that the relatively small -- and historically troubled -- Cocke County Sheriff's Department has "maintained a policy or practice of encouraging the use of needless force to intimidate citizens". .
Judge Wake said that disciplinary practices against mentally ill inmates had caused "needless suffering and deterioration" and that the jails must ensure they receive prescription medication.
