The government-to-government aid workers spend time at summit meetings negotiating protocols with each other.
In particular, the handoff from volume manufacturing to complex marketing requires a negotiated protocol that is uncomfortable on both sides.
This paper documents the first results of a negotiated protocol built on the retention of one tooth per archaeologically derived skeleton, teeth that can then be used for destructive testing associated with ancient DNA and stable isotope investigations.
United States officials said that the push for negotiated protocols for oil exploration in the Arctic stemmed from the searing experience of the Deepwater Horizon disaster last year.
No waiting for "Dial-up Networking" to negotiate protocols with my ISP.
The US and China have negotiated protocols for what they call "unexpected encounters" to minimize the chance of anyone accidentally shooting at the other in an engagement.
Council Decision 13351/12 of 14 September 2012 authorised the Commission to negotiate Protocols to amend agreements signed or concluded between the EU, or the EU and its Member States, with third countries, in view of the accession of Croatia to the EU.
This is a frequent US refrain, first advanced by the Senate in 1997, that forbade American negotiators (then at Kyoto negotiating the protocol) from signing up to a treaty that did not include greenhouse gas commitments for developing countries.
The negotiation scenarios involve elements that CDC personnel often face in the field: ill-defined negotiating protocols, funding constraints, preference for evidence-based programming, inter-agency competition, tensions around headquarter authority, political considerations, time constraints, difficult personalities, and in particular, competing public health priorities.
Indeed, although the U.S. was active in negotiating the protocol it has not even signed it yet.
