practice

practice
n
1) практика, применение на практике
2) обычай, установившийся порядок
3) технология, метод, способ

- accepted practice
- accounting practices
- administration practices
- administrative practices
- arbitration practice
- bad practice
- banking practice
- best practice
- best management practice
- business practice
- commercial practice
- common practice
- concerted practices
- contracting practice
- corrupt practices
- crop production practices
- cultivation practices
- customary practice
- dubious accounting practices
- established practice
- fabrication practice
- fair practices
- fraudulent practices
- fraudulent sales practices
- general practice
- good manufacturing practice
- industrial practice
- insurance practice
- international practice
- licensing practices
- loose lending practices
- management practice
- manufacturing practice
- marketing practice
- normal practice
- operational practices
- past practice
- patent practice
- predatory practices
- pricing practice
- production practice
- restrictive practices
- restrictive business practices
- restrictive trade practices
- safe operating practices
- shady financial practices
- sharp practice
- sound business practices
- standard practice
- stock exchange practices
- tax practices
- trade practices
- unfair practices
- unfair business practices
- unfair competitive practices
- unfair labour practices
- unfair trade practices
- usual practice
- usual commercial practice
- wrong practice
- practice in trade
- practice of law
- practice of matching buy and sell orders
- abandon the practice
- abolish the practice
- depart from practices
- discontinue the practice
- follow the practice
- put into practice
- standardize accounting practices
- stop the practice

English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics. 2014.

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