But the industry will have to rethink its practices nonetheless, he said.
Public companies may also want to rethink their practices of quickly paying out when executives claim indemnification.
Even when they are not binding, shareholder votes on pay can put pressure on boards to rethink their practices, and on executives to rethink their positions.
A two-year suspension on the chemicals begins on 1 December, meaning farmers will need to rethink their practices for several key crops – such as oilseed rape, linseed and maize – on which neonicotinoids have been widely used in the past.
For one thing, the purpose of education systems, and the skills and knowledge that they impart, will need to be rethought: "chalk and talk" instruction will be done best by machines, freeing teachers to become more like individual coaches to their pupils.Knowledge-intensive industries will also have to rethink cherished practices.
The current recession obliges us to rethink business practices.
That seems to contradict the shift in user sentiment around personal data collection in the wake of the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal, which has led the world's largest social network to rethink its practices, and potentially face regulation.
While Texas leads the nation in crime and punishment, it also has a significant number of exonerations, which is making some people in the state rethink their practices.
Because each group is very different from the other, managers have to rethink hiring practices, managing styles, rewards, training and retention of their employees.
The present findings suggest that it is time to rethink current practices in hospital-based postnatal care.
