Its aim is to teach mobility dealers how to conform to federal standards and use reputable practices for installing equipment and making structural changes.
The Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology crafted a "declaration of intent" years ago that is made available to all of its member practices nationwide; few reputable practices would ever allow patients to undergo IVF without a similarly informed consent process.
Although agency officials in California insist they follow reputable practices, a study published last year by researchers at Northwestern University found that few agencies perform comprehensive background checks on caregivers or provide reliable training or supervision.
Such tweaking is termed Search Engine Optimization (SEO) but thus also refers to the less-reputable practice of commercial arrangements for boosting site rankings.
Those disclosures, in turn, have refocused attention on the common practice of reputable German television journalists taking part in paid corporate promotions -- and sometimes even advertising.
Butchering a baby lamb is unethical and isn't a common practice among reputable farmers and butchers.
I firmly believe that action is the only true agent of change, so I thought the best way to strengthen my points was to follow up with an article highlighting someone of reputable standing that is practicing exactly what I outlined in my first two pieces.
Your March 21 front-page article about the increased use of foreign call centers for American customer support exposed a business practice that most reputable companies would not condone: full-blown identity creation.
From the American Medical Association to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and many others, no reputable health organization believes this practice has any place in our state and our country.
