The widespread practice of benchmarking, if not carried out correctly, may also be anti-competitive.
Matthew Gardner, Dr. Dean's New Hampshire press secretary, defended the widespread practice of tracking.
Anthony vanEyck Miller, a vice president of Bellmarc, defended the widespread practice of distributing examples.
The main problem is the widespread practice of selling votes to the highest bidder.
Implying that there is widespread practice of substandard health care is misleading.
Others draw strength from the widespread practice of interpreting what are seen as auspicious signs.
This widespread practice of commercial bribery was given national exposure by a federal investigation in 1959.
The widespread practice of jhum has led to soil erosion and loss of soil fertility.
Prints from the 1930's show that Mr. Barnet was in league with the widespread practice of social realism.
Second was the widespread practice of linking pay to the levels at companies of similar size or scope.
Yet on the whole, historians say, the widespread practice of alchemy impeded the rise of modern chemistry.
