Patriotic people can work at an institution whose practices and reach begin to appear un-American.
circuit — which stands for Amateur Athletic Union but whose practices mock traditional definitions of amateurism.
By the ones whose practices you respect or the ones whose practices you don't respect?" American Banker recently laid off several staff members — Mr. Melville said it was fewer than 20.
Some argue that they favor big boats to the detriment of smaller fishermen whose practices are more sustainable.
The group resolves issues between the department and the courts, two complex systems whose practices differ widely.
We purchase clothes manufactured by children and make investments in companies whose practices are stained by blood.
It is clear, though, that all these young women lived in cultures whose practices would be seen as barbaric today.
It's bound to reveal a flock whose practices are, shall we say, at variance with Catholic teaching.
Is it to "affirm" the client's beliefs, or to offer support and guidance, even to clients whose practices one may find distasteful or morally wrong?
Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth now routinely picket and boycott firms of whose practices they disapprove, such as Nestlé, Esso and Shell.
The securities affected by the deal come from Countrywide Financial, the subprime mortgage lender whose practices have come to symbolize the excesses of the housing boom.
