Sentence examples similar to sticking to procedural protocol from inspiring English sources

Sticking to the protocol of non-threatening dressing (and nodding to Princess Diana), the choice shone a light on where they stand in the spectrum of fashion.

On formal calls with foreign leaders, he sticks to the protocol, but tries to work in some patter grandkids, food, weather.

Not all laureates manage to stick to protocol.

He warned lawyers from both sides to stick to protocol and "not do anything spontaneous".

"The European Union will stick to the Kyoto Protocol and go for a ratification process," Mr. Persson said.

The Europeans say, "Let's stick to the Kyoto Protocol and bring the developing world in later". There is some hypocrisy in their position.

Document what you can and stick to predefined protocols, he adds.

Using these blood tests could help doctors motivate their patients to stick to treatment protocols that include lifestyle changes.

Possible explanations for the limited implementation of the protocol may be sticking to old habits, insufficient staff and lack of urgency.

Hospitals stick to protocols, they have pressure for interventions, and I think that you need flexibility.

"She should have stuck to established crisis protocols".