On the other hand, he suggests, while response teams "have to always inform top management," a firm management procedure is important, because top executives may "otherwise get involved where they shouldn't get involved" — on specific supply-chain or engineering issues, for instance.
The bank said he "was terminated for not complying with regulatory requirements and not following firm procedure".
"But we have another problem: who has the right to interpret the Constitution?" China has no firm procedure for deciding whether government rules or actions are constitutional.
For example, to the extent possible, a firm's cybersecurity procedures must contain procedures for authenticating client instructions received via electronic communication.
The American accounting firms say it is the reputation of the firm that matters, and that firm procedures assure quality.
But Mr Blunkett defended the scheme yesterday, saying it was essential to show "our citizens at home that European asylum policy is not simply a gateway for uncontrolled migration, but rather a firm and fair procedure for those who genuinely need protection".
You should also have a firm grasp of the procedure used for determining the origins of flight in a lineage.
She had a firm grasp of parliamentary procedure, an energetic research team backing her up, a sharp sense of humour and an even sharper tongue in debate.
The Bovington signal course's director reported that Gaddafi successfully overcame problems learning English, displaying a firm command of voice procedure.
The range of motion was good, as in the pilot study (Nilsson et al. 2005), in spite of the ligament reinforcement in the spacer procedure producing a firm fixation between the metacarpal base and os trapezium.
For example, through its automated customer service provision where AI can be used to conduct intelligent search applications on behalf of consumers or to mitigate operational risk by ensuring a firm adheres to legal compliance procedures.
