* Do business only with reputable recyclers.
Indeed, in the past the swampy areas were not associated with reputable developers.
The FO advises against this: "Trekkers must remain in groups (do not trek alone) and with reputable trekking agencies".
But the U.N. report also makes clear that Africans have exploited Congo's natural resources in league with reputable foreign companies and financial institutions.
Perhaps the best way to find safe, useful programs is to do stick with reputable shareware sites like CNet's Download.com or Tucows.com.
Given what Mr. Lanni deems the inevitability of Internet gambling, he said he favored legalizing Internet gambling but "regulating and taxing" it so that governments receive some benefit and consumers can feel assured they are dealing with reputable casinos.
The "Immigrant Justice Corps" is another recent source; founded "to address the lack of competent representation for indigent immigrants in removal proceedings," Axford explained, the Corps funds fellowships for newly graduated law students and places them with "reputable N.Y.C. nonprofits".
Dr. Martell cautions independent students to research companies carefully, not only for cost but also for program oversight and solid track records in placing students with reputable companies in meaningful jobs.
To ensure that I would be dealing with reputable dealers, I visited the International Vintage Poster Dealers Association's site (www.IVPDA.com); its members have agreed to adhere to "strict guidelines to ensure the authenticity of the posters they offer for sale and to promote ethical and fair business practices".
"Lorillard is trying to use partnerships with reputable organizations to create the image that it has changed, when in fact it and the other tobacco companies continue to engage in marketing practices that addict more than 2,000 kids every day," the statement added.
"Most consumers are involved in transactions with reputable borrowers, where they get the deal they thought they were going to get, so they don't need to exercise this right," said David Wiese, the chairman of the financial services department of Tyler Cooper & Alcorn, a Hartford law firm.
