71.  The Japanese have agreed to change these practices and to relax licensing restrictions that have prevented foreign firms from vying for maritime business in Japan.

72.  The NCAA cannot dictate to conferences, but it can exert pressure to change this practice.

73.  The Rev. Eugene Rivers, the Boston minister who has launched a much-publicized program to change sexual practices in sub-Saharan region, is girding for battle.

74.  The strength of your convictions will also help you determine if you want to become a shareholder activist and push a company to adopt or change its practices.

75.  The Stock Exchange proposals suggest that so many practices might be changed that the cost of using Tradepoint might be more expensive, says the paper.

76.  They could face punitive damages if they fail to change their practices to conform to an ill-considered ruling that may ultimately be judged an incorrect statement of the law.

77.  Until more corporate executives change their practices, the earnings game will never lack for players.

78.  We will never be fully satisfied with McCall until he changes his practices.

79.  When the SEC chairman raises red flags, however, the securities industry salutes, often changing practices rather than waiting for regulators to make new rules.

80.  When the SEC chairman raises red flags, the securities industry salutes, often changing practices rather than waiting for regulators to make new rules.