"That's not to say whether or not stop-and-frisk is worth the costs that the practice imposes on society.
If the union balks, Stern said, the owners will withdraw it and instead offer the players a 47 percent share, combined with a so-called "flex-cap" system that, in practice, imposes a hard cap on payrolls.
Though in theory many of them should have been hit in 2007-09, in practice imposing losses on them proved legally difficult and so seemed foolhardy to attempt in the midst of a crisis.
This practice imposes threats to the ecosystem, i.e., physical, chemical, and biological components of the environment.
Furthermore, many codes of practice impose for new brickwork walls a minimal slenderness, which for instance is fixed by the Italian O.P.C.M. 3431 equal to 12 for artificial bricks and 10 for natural blocks masonry.
Moreover, bearing walls are relatively thick and, as a matter of fact, many codes of practice impose a minimal slenderness for them, as for instance the recent Italian O.P.C.M. 3431 [2005.
Just as dominant groups in the culture at large insist that the marginalized integrate by assimilating to dominant norms, so within some practices of identity politics dominant sub-groups may, in theory and practice, impose their vision of the group's identity onto all its members.
The various combinations of regimens utilized in Tx1 and Tx2 in real-world practice impose challenges in understanding the incremental survival benefit as well as the associated cost with respect to the receipt of Tx2.
Participants are convinced that without such vigilance, the continuous political and legal challenges launched against them would whittle away at CRNA practice, imposing ever-increasing limits on their scope.
It relieved its people of various discriminatory practices imposed on them by their Dutch rulers.
