Only a few companies still retain the practice as house policy, notably the English National Opera and the Opera Theater of St . Louis
Authorities in some states that retain the practice say they have no lethal injection drugs and are not trying to obtain any.
Still, others in the legal business noted, some firms that make heavy use of paralegals retain the practice of having first-year associates handle all legal research, even elementary tasks.
One needs to retain daily practice and overlearn in order to make the skill become automatic.
All such components critical to success of the "new" approach rest heavily on the organization's leaders' ability to unlearn old patterns of thinking and communicating, and retain and practice the desired new behaviors.
Others will regard this satisfaction, such as it is, as a perversity of human nature, and will say that we retain the practice of punishment because it enables us to achieve certain goals or results.
It was hypothesised that the individual patient-level factors would be more explanatory of the variability in SSRI prescribing than of practice level factors, and that we could retain practice attended as a fixed effect patient-level variable in a pooled practice model, provided the heterogeneity of the coefficients of each explanatory variable was not dramatically different.
However, to effectively retain memory distributed practice is applied.
Yet with the exception of torture, Obama chose to retain every objectionable practice at Guantánamo.
They threatened to boycott the new service if the government didn't retain "capitation", a practice where doctors were paid per registered patient.
I would still be in prison if it weren't for Tor, and he and Marcia Hofmann (who was co-counsel on my appeal) are the single two smartest lawyers you can go retain in private practice.
