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Richard Holland, director of the World Wildlife Fund's Market Transformation Initiative, said the key is to teach farmers how to produce good yields while using less water and chemicals, and ensure there is no child labor within the supply chain – a practice employed by cotton farming in the past.

The immediate cause of that accident was an emergency crop-preserving practice employed by local farmers, who, during a single winter week, sprayed so much well water on their strawberries, to protect them from freezing overnight, that the local water table fell by as much as sixty feet.

To start, there is the idea of holding funding for the entire federal government hostage to an immigration-policy fight, which, although now a Washington practice employed by both parties, is still a pretty terrible idea, whatever you think of the merits of the Democrats' case on the Dreamers.

Somehow, the male's odd behaviour must offer an evolutionary advantage.Theories abound that male self-sacrifice may be a logical extension of the practice employed by many animals, including insects and spiders, of the male bringing a gift of food to encourage the female to mate.

OKCupid's comparison of its own tests to the Facebook study blows a common practice employed by many web services out of proportion.

Whitelisting is a practice employed by SoundCloud that allows media outlets to automatically bypass bot-sweeps of audio files looking for copyright-held material.

The sharp practices employed by these firms were particularly alarming and caused significant distress for customers.

His main research interests centre on the pedagogical practices employed by teachers and coaches, and how young people experience sport.

Another possible reason is the lack of a unified, single-headed movement pushing against the exploitative practices employed by clothing companies.

The SPPA, which represents all major Scottish mackerel processors, has been campaigning for recognition of the sustainable fishing practices employed by European and Norwegian fleets since mackerel was downgraded in January.

"This is the destiny of democracy, as not all means are acceptable to it and not all practices employed by its enemies are open before it," wrote the president of the court, Aharon Barak.