"If an employee deviates from the policy, it may be grounds for termination," Mr. Frawley said.
His tough but sensible decision to cut fuel subsidies has cost him public support.Mr Badawi's sin is not that he has deviated from the policies of the Mahathir era.
DOE may well deviate from this policy statement when appropriate in the circumstances of particular cases.
Networking experts never deviate from this policy if private IP data may affect devices outside their own networks, and rarely do so on isolated intra-nets without specific reason.
If you deviate from those policies, you're on your own and you'll get in trouble if things get backed up.
David Cameron is chairing a Cobra meeting this morning to form the UK's response but he is unlikely to deviate from the long-standing policy of refusing to pay ransoms on the principle it directly funds terrorism.
Historic animosities, Britain's extensive ties with Iran's Sunni rivals and the UK's unwillingness to deviate from the United States' sanctions policy, are major obstacles to a complete normalization of relations between London and Tehran.
But beyond those moves, the 35-year-old Syrian leader has not deviated from the general policy of his father, Hafez al-Assad, who died in June after 30 years of authoritarian rule.
Experience was one: For every year of working at the firm, the likelihood of deviating from the scheduling policy increased by 18.4%.
Two, what are the performance implications of deviating from that policy?
Macron, who was in Argentina at the G20 as Paris erupted, said Saturday that he would never accept violence, and will not deviate from his policy on the increased fuel tax, part of a push to combat climate change.
