It's our longheld practice to meet privately, one at a time, with each candidate (no advisers, flaks, cameras or recorders).
"Bud doesn't make it a practice to meet routinely with John Hirschbeck," he said, referring to the umpire who leads the umpires' new union.
To Delshad, that kind of response is "sad" – after all, these were employees who "withheld from doing illegal practices" to meet their quotas.
Despite the tradition held in this ancient system, in the interests of sustainability, more and more farmers are implementing modern practices to meet the changing environment.
This wave of attacks hammered Sony's share price and led to executives being asked to explain the mess to Congress.Given all this, one would expect Sony Pictures' internal practices to meet the gold standard of cyber-security.
Some themes of Mr. Hagel's argument to transform the Pentagon and its business practices to meet new fiscal and security challenges echoed a carefully worded case offered by former Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld.
"Therefore, when top management presented 'challenges', division presidents, line managers and employees below them continually carried out inappropriate accounting practices to meet targets in line with the wishes of their superiors".
But on Aug. 20, the Mainland Regional football team and the school community at large became the news when eight players crowded into a 2002 Ford Explorer after a preseason practice to meet a larger group at a restaurant.
It is no secret that Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, Deputy Secretary William J. Lynn III and Under Secretary Ashton B. Carter have made it their practice to meet frequently with defense industry leaders and occasionally with investors.
In fact, changing these directives could be costly for businesses, as they have already adapted their practices to meet them, and they would have to start all over again if the laws are changed.
