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Most recently, the NSW government is considering criminalising the practice in response to a parliamentary justice committee inquiry into privacy, which tabled its report on Monday.

What Mr. Raimondo's company did, experts of all stripes say, has become standard business practice in response to domestic and international pressures.

"We created our elections practice in response to the market need that emerged following the 2000 elections," said Steven J. Rohleder, who leads Accenture's government operating group, "and we continue to see tremendous global business opportunities in the election industry".

It then stopped the practice, in response to a request from the Obama Administration, which, in the words of Grimaldi and Ballhaus, "was worried about a secretary of state's husband raising millions while she represented U.S. interests abroad".

Later in the news conference, Mr. Bloomberg returned to the subject of the stop-and-frisk practice in response to a reporter's question: If he had a son, and that son were stopped, what would his reaction be? "I actually thought that Bill Thompson said it right," Mr. Bloomberg said, referring to the Democratic mayoral candidate, who has criticized the practice.

They are not afraid of criticism and are willing to adjust their practice in response to feedback.

The exchange of norms and best practices in response to a practical necessity to address both macro- and micro-level health phenomena (12) has also resulted in the globalization of health policy discourse (13) and, therefore, has helped in developing the global health ethics paradigm.

They do so by accommodating predatory tax practices, in response to opportunities provided by countries like the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

But in public statements, Janus, Bank One and Strong have advised shareholders that they are conducting investigations into their practices in response to Mr. Spitzer's concerns.

Symbol Technologies (NYSE SBLL) of Holtsville said on Tuesday that it had hired KPMG to review the company's accounting and sales practices in response to an inquiry from the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Asked if the company was considering increasing its disclosure beyond what the S.E.C. requires, Mr. Saks said: "We will change our disclosure practices in response to any change in applicable requirements".