He is a victim of a stop-loss, the controversial practice that allows the military to retain soldiers who have already fulfilled their terms of service.
They also said the contract continued a practice that allowed Comair to schedule three days of back-to-back flying without letting pilots receive adequate rest.
Among other recommendations, Clooney and her co-authors suggested ending the practice that allows Egyptian officials to handpick judges for certain politicised cases.
Many opponents worried that he would suggest a practice that allows the police to stop, question and pat down anyone who appears suspicious.
The commission has a "timely renewal doctrine," not unlike what some other federal agencies practice, that allows the status quo to remain while the agency deliberates.
Judge Rakoff's ruling shook a central pillar of federal securities law, potentially upending a practice that allows the S.E.C. to settle hundreds of enforcement cases each year.
Before these national companies arrived, trash cartel leaders in the city divided up the territory and then agreed not to compete for one another's customers, a practice that allowed them to inflate charges, prosecutors contend.
During Burris's tenure in the job, he helped pass a law regarding so-called "pre-need," a practice that allows advance purchasers of burial plots to pay for their final resting places in multiple installments.
When the clinic is merged with the women's medical center at posh Rittenhouse Hospital, the discordant duo share a lively multicultural practice that allows the series to explore issues ranging from menopause to girl gangs.
Is a huge portion of the profit at some companies the ethereal stuff of mark-to-market accounting, a practice that allows the booking of possible future profits now rather than as they come in?
