They not only connect with a deep tradition of American Jewish organizing in the labor and Civil Rights movements; they see religious ritual and practice as a force essential for sustaining their work.
Sales of store-brand foods and other grocery merchandise took off during the recession, when shoppers practiced a forced frugality.
All twelve groups performed and practiced a ballistic force task (FT) consisting of 2 or 3 sessions of 35 ballistic isometric plantar flexions of the ankle joint.
Bundling additional products with an order, a practice called "forced upsells," is also a standard marketing practice.
Siguaw et al. (1994) report that, if a firm is perceived as having a high market orientation, then the sales force practice a greater level of customer orientation.
More often than not, it will allow banks to continue a given practice — but force them to explain, in clear terms, what it means for consumers.
Taken from current affairs, this random but inspired scan placed the group in the world at the same time as it denoted aggression and, eventually, artistic practice — a clash of opposing forces and a clash of styles.
The move finally rid SUNY's 64 colleges of the discriminatory practice forcing a potential student to submit any of 38 different supplementary documents required once an applicant has disclosed a felony conviction.
Practice forcing a natural smile and laugh, it can help through awkward situations.
Because business has slowed since the economic downturn began, employees who retired have not been replaced, he said, calling the strike an effort to promote "featherbedding," a practice intended to force companies to hire extra workers even when there is no work for them to do.
Stewart, the leader in the points standings, had to start at the back of the field because a practice accident forced him into his backup car.
