"We are contracted to abide by a written protocol which prevents us from carrying out any criminal activity and bringing any holistic partner into disrepute". The company added that some of the charity's own banks had been taken and that this had been reported to the police.
Leah Feldman does not know what her reception will be when she returns to her native New York, but diplomatically says she is "more than willing, if the government makes certain decisions it thinks will protect its own people, that's something I will of course abide by, any protocols and regulations".
Those detainees are expected to abide by prison protocol even though they haven't been convicted of any crimes and some of them are seeking asylum.
Earlier this year, the L.A. County Board of Supervisors wisely ordered the phase-out of pepper spray at juvenile halls and camps after hearing a shocking report from the county's inspector general documenting an increase in its use and a failure to abide by required protocols for warning youths before spraying, and permitting them to decontaminate afterward.
Since our device would have to be recognized by a computer as a human interface device, we initially planned to use the USB HID protocol and thus would have to abide by the USB HID protocol specifications.
On the other hand, the final deal with Iran will require the country to permanently abide by the Additional Protocol of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, an addendum that the IAEA drafted partially as a response to the failure of pre-existing safeguards in the North Korean case.
He also said that Iran would cease to abide by the Additional Protocol of the Nonproliferation Treaty.
During the game, all game partiers abide by some constraint protocol based on collective rationality; by negotiating, game partiers make some "concession" mutually, and reach trade-off equilibrium solution.
The Malhotras clearly did not abide by the Palermo Protocol and the TVPA failed to protect Gurung.
Reportedly, Iranian negotiators have indicated that Iran would abide by the "Additional Protocol" of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which gives inspectors the right to demand access to any facility deemed suspicious.
This practice is heavily guarded, more like a secret society, swearing by the Hippocratic Oath to enter and abide by strict protocols and guidelines.
