When she excluded Vice President George Bush and his wife, Barbara, from a state dinner with Prince Charles and Diana, Princess of Wales, an aide warned she couldn't breach protocol that way.
Which is fair enough, really, but it does mean that Reynolds spends the first 25 minutes of the interview positioning his 6ft 2in frame right on the edge of the sofa just in case I recklessly decide to breach protocol.
How many passengers would willingly choose to fly on airlines that they know breach protocol, and choose to fly over conflict areas in spite of alerts and warnings?
"It's a little bit awkward, that descent from Canada House to Trafalgar Square, and there was carpet that was a little slippy, and so I thought perhaps it was appropriate to breach protocol just to be sure that there was no stumble".
Analysis of factors associated with study completion without protocol violation (that is, predictive of inclusion within the per protocol analysis) suggested that younger participants with more disabled communication were more likely to breach protocol.
The UN repeatedly condemned his actions, insisting that he had breached protocols by sharing a secret internal document.
Kompass, who is based in Geneva, was suspended from his post as director of field operations last week and accused of leaking a confidential UN report and breaching protocols.
But on Thursday the AOC overturned McKeon's ban, with Kitty Chiller, Australia's chef de mission, stating that McKeon had written a letter to her apologising for breaching protocols.
While the details of the alleged abuse have sent shockwaves through France, Anders Kompass, the United Nations official who disclosed the allegations to French prosecutors, is under investigation for breaching protocols on the handling of confidential information.
"It is scary," admitted an associate (breaching protocol?).
Though both nurses had breached protocol, "we felt it was a nasty trick".
