The zealous pursuit of these sentences began in the 1970s, becoming something of a fad; it is past time to revisit the practice.
In Washington, the state's city shelter which rehabilitates strays are concerned by a local government plan to "revisit" the practice of not euthanising cats if they are healthy.
Nonetheless, the case may prompt other federal courts to revisit their practices of incorporation by reference and judicial notice, particularly in securities cases where such practices are common.
It is the time to revisit past practices and decide what worked and what should be improved for next year.
Critics have numerous objections on legal, practical, and moral grounds, and because the numbers in detention place immense fiscal burdens on governments, many commentators believe that opportunities now exist to revisit these practices.
One is revisiting scheduling practices.
Speaker in the International Research Seminar on 'Situated Learning - Revisited' Conflictual Practices in the Everyday Life of Children and Young adults on the margins, 2017.
The president called for lowering – if not ending – mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenses, restoring the voting rights of ex-felons, revisiting hiring practices that require applicants to list criminal activity, and expanding job training programs so inmates are better prepared to reintegrate into society.
A key design feature of all STeLLA-related programs is depth over breadth maintaining a relatively small set of teacher learning goals that are introduced early in the program and then revisited and practiced throughout the program.
And the second part of the film — which is set in contemporary France, and which we'll revisit — concerns the practice of electoral democracy and, in particular, a presidential campaign.
–If you are a principal at a business or a professional practice, revisit the issue of whether you should sponsor a 401(k) plan, including a DRAC.
