That issue, however, is fast disappearing, said Ms. Ahmadjian, partly because Japanese employers have found the practice counter-productive.
Sources of Hg exposure include dental amalgams, fossil fuel emissions, chloralkalai production, thermometers, incandescent lights, medical waste incineration, cremation, and Hg used in ritualistic practices (Counter and Buchanan 2004).
Michel, who practices counter-surveillance moves in Foyles and Harrods, feels safe in bookshops.
Because physicians typically underestimate the influence of pharmaceutical marketing on prescribing practices, countering this naivete early is warranted.
But last year's ruling was not strong enough in practice to counter the military's resistance.
In the nineteen-thirties, as anticolonial movements emerged in Morocco and Algeria, nationalists came to resent how French officials used local Sufi practice to counter reformist Islamic movements, and to distance North Africa from the Middle East.
Hand hygiene is promoted as an effective practice to counter health care acquired infections; however, compliance is less than optimal.
Cranor and de Raadt concluded that this practice "runs counter to the open source philosophy" and is inconvenient to contributors.
Charities have condemned the use of PSPOs to tackle homelessness, with Crisis describing the practice as "counter productive" and urging councils to consider other ways to take people off the streets.
This article facilitates understanding and practical applications of ecosystem based approaches and practices to counter negative impact of urbanization.
The practice of counter-cyclical public spending on public works in order to protect the real economy, the status of citizens and the institutions of society, goes back, as does so much else these days, to Athens.
