One big one is the need for standard operating procedures, where possible, which also retain flexibility as needed.
"There will be an after-action report that will look at whether there was failure of S.O.P.'s or adequate S.O.P.'s that were not followed," said Lieutenant Commander Durand, using the military acronym for standard operating procedures.
As result of the exercise, the need for standards operating procedures for police and the development of the training material emerged.
Bringing major changes to the in-car software system post-purchase is another deviation for the standard operating procedure for vehicle owners, and letting them use their smartphones as remote access and remote starters is ordinarily an expensive aftermarket upgrade.
In response, writer Harold L. Humes convened a "Citizens Emergency Committeee" of well-known members of the New York intelligentsia, bringing attention to what he described as "the exquisite Chinese torture that passes for the standard operating procedure of the Police Cabaret Bureau".
And while he'll return with the word "hypocrite" tattooed across his glutes, let's face it -- "[THING X] for me but not for thee" is fairly standard operating procedure for members of Congress.
I wouldn't say that sending authors around the country for seven months has quite become standard operating procedure for the Big 5, but by this third tour, my publisher is helping with some of the events and cost.
What's happened there is, for the most part, standard operating procedure.
For Sinema, it's standard operating procedure ― Democrats noted she never endorsed Democratic Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick's 2016 Senate bid against Republican Sen. John McCain.
Its only artificial aspects are the molecular "flags" that its makers included in the synthesis to mark the artificial genome for further tracking - standard operating procedure in all such modifications.
