The locally-made pre-packaged yeast includes instructions printed on the package, but most of the village residents said the instructions are ignored and local practice dictates the procedure.
The Model Law dictates notice procedures relating to Cybersecurity Events (1) affecting systems maintained by Third-Party Service Providers; (2) affecting reinsurers; and (3) required to be reported to producers of record.
In an unusual procedure, dictated by short delivery time, a dredger design was verified by computations rather than model tests.
By law in the US, new approaches superseding established bankruptcy procedures dictate the demise rather than the rescue of failing firms, whether by sale, merger, or liquidation.
China wanted to dictate rules and procedures that governed the digital economy by dominating the developing world with its new platforms and technologies.
Cosgrove did not see Plibersek offer her hand and, as procedure dictated that he only needed to shake the hand of the Senate president, prime minister and leader of the opposition, he did not stop to address her.
Critics of pending health care reforms claim they want to ensure that the government does not thrust itself between patients and doctors to dictate what medical procedures can be performed.
It has already had one reading in the Commons; procedure dictates that if a bill has a second reading by the time an election is called, it is eligible to be passed into the wash-up.
The contracts do not allow the insurer to dictate what specific procedures or tests can be performed; those decisions are left to the doctors who do what they think best with the resources they have.
But instead of leaving the area to assess the threat and plan a possible counterstrike, as procedures dictate, Major Schmidt and the pilot of a second plane rushed to attack before a radar plane could confirm that they were hostile, officials said.
