Lord Judge, then the lord chief justice, told a Society of Editors conference that the absence of reporters in courts was a problem for the practice of open justice (a speech also touched on by Joshua Rozenberg, writing for the Law Gazette).
And this assumption leads to a straightforward solution to our central ethical problem of justifying the practice of exposing research subjects to risks for the benefit of others.
Restenosis at the site of an endoluminal procedure remains a significant problem in the practice of interventional cardiology.
Hurst-Brown says there is a problem with the practice of allocating resources based on "assessed needs" – what an individual needs most support with, for example managing money – rather than a person's potential to contribute to society.
An additional problem comes from the practice of wage arrears (non-payment), which was widespread during 1990s, particularly in the declining industrial sector.
This study examines current problems in the practice of equity crowdfunding in China.
Many of the problems stem from the practice of deferring maintenance year after year, which over time turns minor repairs into major renovations.
Below, we present two examples to illustrate the major problems of this practice.
Aside from regulatory problems that have been outlined recently [5], [31], this might be due to problems specific to the practice of science.
Since all samples were run in duplicates and in most cases were repeated, the deviations cannot be attributed to technical or quality problems of the laboratory practice.
There are problems inherent in the practice of democratic countries negotiating with anti-democratic entities.
