"Standard procedure was the standard procedure," the source said, citing Trump's first meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in March 2017.
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The mass was removed and then tested per standard procedure.
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This is part of the standard procedure in conflict situations.
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Saunders has been placed on administrative leave, which is standard procedure.
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That is standard procedure for high-profile cases in the county.
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But it says it is following standard procedure in doing so.
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They have been placed on administrative leave, "per standard procedure," police added.
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It's just standard procedure when a woman speaks up about inappropriate behavior.
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All said that the clearance was granted in accordance with standard procedure.
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Her order said this was her standard procedure for evaluating an agreement.
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The medical examiner's office carried out an autopsy, which is standard procedure.
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The firm says it was standard procedure to investigate before informing authorities.
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A different set of numbers validates Tomlin's willingness to upend standard procedure.
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Per standard procedure, the pad was clear and there were no injuries.
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Last year, he had the surgery and it was a pretty standard procedure.
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Disclosure of tax returns is a standard procedure for all modern presidential candidates.
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In Tapachula, migrants reported that bribery is almost standard procedure along the route.
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Police said it was standard procedure and officers took all the proper measures.
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The medics "did not do their job" and violated standard procedure, Merrill said.
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Standard procedure calls for state veterinarians to inspect any horse whose ownership changes.
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It's quite an innovation, except that it was standard procedure in previous administrations.
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Authorities tell PEOPLE that the entire airport is on lockdown, which is standard procedure.
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This prompted officials to stop the flight, a standard procedure when communication is lost.
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L'Jean McKneely said police would not comment on pending litigation, as is standard procedure.
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"I know some administration officials are saying this is standard procedure," he told Sales.
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Blinding to prevent unconscious bias—racial or otherwise—is standard procedure in several fields.
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He did not speak to reporters postgame, which is standard procedure for concussed players.
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His face had turned red, so I was pretty sure this wasn't standard procedure.
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It would be standard procedure; Paz would merely be fulfilling his duty as Assessor.
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In cases like Mr. Sanders's, doctors perform a standard procedure known as cardiac catheterization.
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It is standard procedure for the state attorney's office to review officer-involved shootings.
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But it should have been standard procedure to quarantine sick tigers on their arrival.
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Investigations into foreign contacts and business dealings are standard procedure of a background check.
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That's not standard procedure for most police, and it's not entirely clear whether it's legal.
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" White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Tuesday that the incident was "standard procedure.
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The officers involved will be placed on paid administrative leave under standard procedure, police said.
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"It is standard procedure when the share price falls so much," a bourse spokesman said.
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If we get any requests from state representatives, we review them according to standard procedure.
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In the UK it is already standard procedure for two radiologists to view a scan.
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" The deputy attorney general told Horowitz that the FBI wiping returned phones is "standard procedure.
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County police were called in to conduct an independent investigation, which is standard procedure, McDonough said.
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We're not sure if it's standard procedure, but you can't deny they make a memorable entrance.
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A letter like this from the Justice Department about a congressional investigation is not standard procedure.
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The Florida Department of Law Enforcement will investigate the shooting, as is standard procedure, Eddins said.
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It is standard procedure for the Presidents Cup to invite the occupant of the White House.
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As is standard procedure in police shootings, Vinson is on paid administrative leave pending an investigation.
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It is part of her standard procedure, and she had done the same with white visitors.
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That was my standard procedure while serving with the United States Army in a combat zone.
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Officials will then decide whether to continue, and whether to offer the operation as a standard procedure.
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He has been placed on leave, as is standard procedure in such cases, The Associated Press reported.
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The officer who shot the suspect was placed on administrative leave, which is standard procedure, Reimann said.
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Still, experts caution that the impaneling of a grand jury is standard procedure for a major investigation.
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He said an internal investigation had begun as part of standard procedure for allegations of information leaks.
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I replied by saying no this is not standard procedure this is not my first time traveling.
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Disarming people with domestic violence or related allegations against them is already standard procedure for the police.
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He returned to New York, successfully tried the operation, and it became a standard procedure in America.
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Officials said the firefighters had followed standard procedure for such rescue efforts, the local news media reported.
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When entrepreneurs build companies, it's standard procedure to identify a problem that needs to be solved first.
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Three years later, what seemed like novelty becomes standard procedure as they tweak their style in passing.
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Attorneys for the brothers say it's not standard procedure for officers to detain individuals over expired tags.
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Mina said that an investigation into the force used against Loyd will be conducted, which is standard procedure.
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Others show huge variation for how much it costs to deliver a baby, a common and standard procedure.
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The officer involved in the shooting has been placed on leave pending an investigation, as is standard procedure.
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The officers involved have been placed on administrative leave, as is standard procedure following an officer-involved shooting.
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" The governor said local opposition is standard procedure for change of any kind because "people just oppose change.
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This was a departure from standard procedure, because that step usually occurs in the wind-up to sentencing.
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If the secretary orders this practice to be made standard procedure, thousands of families could face unnecessary separation.
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To adopt this as standard procedure to facilitate deportations is inhumane and does nothing to make Americans safer.
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Furthermore, the aggressive tactics used in both Ruby Ridge and Waco were standard procedure for law enforcement officials.
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Dr Conboy points out, however, that prescribing approved drugs in multiple combinations is a standard procedure in medicine.
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If you're a healthcare worker treating coronavirus patients, it's standard procedure to wear personal protective gear, including masks.
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It's standard procedure to probe foreign contacts and international business deals as part of a background check investigation.
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Clicking on the timestamp link leads to a page that doesn't exist, which is standard procedure for deleted tweets.
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The officers will be placed on administrative leave, which is standard procedure in officer-involved shootings, according to police.
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The officers will be placed on administrative leave, which is standard procedure in shootings involving officers, the police said.
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Clinton has repeatedly called on Trump to release his tax returns, as is standard procedure for modern presidential candidates.
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"In line with standard procedure, the crew deployed oxygen masks and initiated a controlled descent," the airline statement said.
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Officer Brentley Vinson, who shot Scott, has been placed on administrative leave, which is standard procedure in such cases.
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Lee defended the decision in 2015 not to analyze the gun allegedly belonging to Saucedo, saying it's standard procedure.
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The sapling was already half-planted — standard procedure for such royal tasks — and she piled dirt into the hole.
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When I asked why am I going through this, why am I being checked like this it's standard procedure.
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A padlock held the switch in its alignment, which is standard procedure when switches are manually operated, Sumwalt said.
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We always play clips when we have on actors—that's just standard procedure for any broadcast or podcast interview.
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Utilizing college application consultancies is standard procedure in most urban areas of Korea and China, and it isn't necessarily unethical.
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Anticipating as much, Ghana's National Sports Council (NSC) requested the police provide extra security that night, a relatively standard procedure.
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One officer has been placed on paid administrative leave, which is also standard procedure, Mangseth said at a news conference.
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The ETP spokesman says it is standard procedure for construction companies to use helicopters to survey a pipeline construction corridor.
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The IRS said Wednesday that it is standard procedure to direct referrals from outside groups to offices within the agency.
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There never has been a U.S.-North Korea agreement that went through ratification, an otherwise standard procedure for international treaties.
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It's a pretty standard procedure: Take the product out of its box, remove any plastic, and get down to business.
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The release, which came in response to a request by The Washington Post, was standard procedure for a civil suit.
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Conservatives are caterwauling about the vanished evidence but this type of tactic has long been standard procedure for the FBI.
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Standard procedure is to check the protective bodysuits at least once a week for any sign of punctures or tearing.
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In some Arab societies, it is standard procedure to blame the Mossad, Israel's intelligence service, for pretty much every calamity.
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If we can teach equality before sports are even in the picture, then it will become standard procedure later on.
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The state attorney general&aposs office, representing East Stroudsburg University, says it&aposs "standard procedure" to seek repayment of court costs.
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The plane was then moved from the gate to a secure area for a search, which is standard procedure, police said.
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UC Berkeley Vice Chancellor Scott Biddy noted in a statement on Monday that the cop appeared to be following standard procedure.
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Prosecutors asked a federal judge on Monday to dismiss the criminal case against Epstein, a standard procedure when a defendant dies.
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"As is standard procedure with injury collisions, the incident will be investigated and any appropriate action taken," police in Norfolk said.
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I had to put it on before I was allowed in here — standard procedure when you enter a spacecraft clean room.
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It is, however, standard procedure for New York City officers to be taken to the hospital after they fire their guns.
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Standard procedure: Keeping such situations under wraps is not only common practice for employers, but also in Alphabet's best legal interest.
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"This is no different from the standard procedure," he said, adding that it was going through the "same process as ever".
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Responding to the report, the German economy ministry said it was examining the deal as was standard procedure, declining to elaborate.
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State insurance regulators in Pennsylvania first petitioned the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania to order liquidation in 2009, which is standard procedure.
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A padlock held the switch into its alignment, which is the standard procedure when switches are manually operated, Sumwalt said Sunday.
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A Salt Lake City PD dispatcher confirmed to PEOPLE that the UPD has assumed investigation of the shooting, as is standard procedure.
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Police last week said a "be on the lookout" alert had been sent nationwide, which is standard procedure with Florida murder suspects.
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It's standard procedure for all ambassadors appointed by an administration to leave their posts at the end of the president's final term.
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Many companies still don't do this — it can be an annoyance for customers, he noted — but it will soon become standard procedure.
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"As is standard procedure, an investigation is now ongoing into the discharge of a police firearm during this incident," Walker told reporters.
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It's standard procedure for the Pentagon to conduct a review whenever a service member dies, civilians die or military hardware is destroyed.
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"We are not going to tie up resources doing things just because it is the standard procedure in corporate America," he said.
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He was as blustery as the owner, George Steinbrenner, who had made hiring and firing managers, especially Billy Martin, almost standard procedure.
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Following standard procedure, the captain reported the episode to the airline, and the airline's maintenance team checked for serious equipment failures, finding none.
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Califf was nominated for the FDA role by President Barack Obama and stepped down in January, a standard procedure with a new administration.
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If they followed standard procedure, the game's developers could have simply asked for permission to see the user ID, with no further access.
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In court papers, the company has acknowledged sending a "checklist for responding to an in-custody death" as a matter of standard procedure.
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" When asked by a reporter whether the police action seen on the video was standard procedure, Amerman replied, "We're still looking at that.
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He acknowledged that a county worker had not followed the local government's standard procedure of notifying registered beekeepers about the deployment of pesticides.
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Rebroadcasts of classic games are standard procedure these days; ESPN Classic was specifically created (originally as the Classic Sports Network) for that purpose.
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White House response: Press Secretary Sarah Sanders confirmed the NBC News report, calling the action a "standard procedure" for a newly elected president.
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"We are not going to tie up resources doing things just because it is the standard procedure in corporate America," Mr. Buffett said.
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When the mess materializes, Mr. Trump, per standard procedure, will blame everyone else: his political opponents, his predecessor, the Europeans and the Iranians.
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My rackets were in disguise, a standard procedure for Reid's team: The paint on the frames was blacked out to hide the logos.
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" Both brothers were "reassigned" shortly after the impeachment trial concluded and were escorted out of the White House, which O'Brien called "standard procedure.
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The University of Virginia Medical Center has canceled all elective surgery — standard procedure in preparation for events that could lead to mass casualties.
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Former members of the sex crimes unit said it is standard procedure to rigorously vet a victim's credibility to avoid surprises at trial.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement says it's standard procedure for the agency to release immigrants from custody if bond has been granted and paid.
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But a "be on the lookout" alert has been sent nationwide, which is standard procedure with Florida murder suspects, said Guido, the police spokeswoman.
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But a "be on the lookout" alert has been sent nationwide, which is standard procedure with Florida murder suspects, police spokeswoman Michelle Guido said.
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The officers involved will "receive mandated psychological support counseling," as is standard procedure in officer-involved shootings, according to the Columbus Division of Police.
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"It would be standard procedure for a newly elected president's medical records to be in possession by the White House medical unit," she added.
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The standard procedure is that the judges in Geneva get to say whether a tariff violates the WTO commitments of the country imposing it.
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This is standard procedure for any organization that may be in a position to provide helpful or otherwise relevant information to litigants or investigators.
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"This is all standard procedure," he said, before grabbing onto her breasts, which he continued to prod, touch and squeeze for the next minute.
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The RNC also clarified the move is simply "standard procedure," and that they have yet to be contacted about anything relating to the investigations.
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He hasn't followed the standard procedure of publishing his results in an academic journal where it can be peer reviewed by other genetics experts.
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" The decision to press pause, the State Department spokeswoman added, is "standard procedure in cases like this, if there's an ongoing law enforcement investigation.
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" "This is standard procedure for any organization that may be in a position to provide helpful or otherwise relevant information to litigants or investigators.
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No matter where the research stands, getting a complete medication or drug history should be standard procedure at any medical appointment, say medical providers.
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"It was a mistake made during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift and an employee pushed the wrong button," Gov.
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"As is standard procedure with any officer involved shooting, Officer Vinson has been placed on paid administrative leave," Charlotte-Mecklenburg police wrote on Twitter.
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"I know what 100 hours a week does to people over time, and that has been standard procedure for a long time," he said.
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But it is standard procedure for the station chief in a major city to be briefed on any major bureau activities in her territory.
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It's standard procedure for Customs to do their thing after international flights ... but the visit comes on the heels of a controversial travel ban.
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"It was a mistake made during a standard procedure at the changeover of a shift and an employee pushed the wrong button," Ige said.
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If Carlos had made it to an HHS shelter, he likely would have been vaccinated for the flu, a standard procedure in HHS shelters.
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If that's the case, then there's a standard procedure for what happens when a company has to let go of employees, sell or restructure.
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That standard procedure, the official said, is similar to what happened in November with recorders from Metrojet Flight 9268, which crashed in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.
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As is standard procedure in Britain, the police confirmed an allegation had been received and would be assessed, but did not identify the person involved.
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CHC Helicopter said in an emailed statement the pilots had requested a priority landing, following standard procedure after the cockpit light illuminated during the flight.
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They're also conducting a toxicology test on the slain pilot, which is standard procedure, and trying to determine what role weather played in the crash.
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Staff members removed the man and let him wait in the bar, which is standard procedure for being ejected, until his wife exited the show.
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She adds that this dearth in information is shocking because a registry is standard procedure for many devices implanted in the body, such as pacemakers.
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He and Thai Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai both described the action as a standard procedure that went through legal channels, rather than a political matter.
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It's standard procedure in an emergency to descend to 10,000 feet, which is what the pilot, who's being praised for her "nerves of steel," did.
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Republicans said it is standard procedure to cut off the cameras when not in session and said all lawmakers have previously voted on that policy.
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As The WSJ notes, it's standard procedure for the department's antitrust team to prepare for potential litigation as it negotiates with would-be merger partners.
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The Department of Consumer Affairs, which oversees the dental licensing board, wouldn't specify whether the suspension is a standard procedure considering the allegations Vecchione faces.
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"It was a mistake made during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift, and an employee pushed the wrong button," Hawaii Gov.
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"It was a mistake made during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift, and an employee pushed the wrong button," Ige said.
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"It was a mistake made during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift, and an employee pushed the wrong button," he said.
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Hendren's partner has been placed on paid administrative leave, as is standard procedure following a shooting involving an officer, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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But that appears not to be true, in part because witnesses involved have not yet received an opportunity to review draft versions, as is standard procedure.
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Although the claims brought by VTB and state prosecutors were merged at the outset—a standard procedure—a judge later dismissed VTB's filing, ending its involvement.
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It's standard procedure for guards in the special housing units to look inside inmates' cells every 30 minutes, so it's unclear why Epstein wasn't checked on.
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"I don't think it's standard procedure prior to the inauguration of the President of the United States by someone who is not in an appointed position."
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"It was a mistake made during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift, and an employee pushed the wrong button," Ige told press.
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Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Borrell said a Spanish navy ship named Tornado was policing the area on Sunday in what he said was a standard procedure.
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Califf was nominated for the FDA role by President Barack Obama and stepped down in January of this year, a standard procedure with a new administration.
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On the whiteboard behind him are lists of names of NBA players — standard procedure as teams think about who to release, sign or trade come summer.
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Though there's no strict rules on it, standard procedure is to log if players even go and use a hot tub or take Advil for something.
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The FBI's coordination with Carnival is standard procedure in a case like this, Special Agent Shauna Dunlap, a spokesperson for the FBI's Houston office, tells PEOPLE.
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"The standard procedure for updates to any nominee's background investigation file is to conduct separate follow-up calls with relevant parties," Grassley said in his statement.
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Medvedev, prime minister since 2012, resigned on Monday along with the government in line with standard procedure following Putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president.
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The officers involved in this incident have been placed on paid administrative leave per standard procedure until they are cleared to return to duty, Rasheta said.
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We can reasonably assert this because the engineers who built the 24 fake, following standard procedure, dutifully stenciled the plane's standard tire pressure on the fuselage.
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But anonymously, front-desk employees of the two locations where the arrests went down told the New Times passing guest lists to ICE was standard procedure.
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"President Obama did not brief the congressional leadership before the sensitive raid on Osama bin Laden," O'Brien said, calling it "standard procedure" to retain the information.
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Both excerpts are fairly vague — but it's standard procedure to release rhetorical flourishes first, with more detailed positions and policy proposals reserved for the final speech.
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Calypso handcuffed the inmate's hands behind his back through a port, part of the standard procedure for taking inmates to and from the shower, the complaint said.
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Stanton says while keeping deceased dogs in a freezer is "standard procedure," LoSacco allegedly did not reported the dogs' death and didn't even know they were there.
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After administration officials downplayed the decision to ease sentencing recommendations for onetime campaign associate Roger Stone as standard procedure, Trump made clear the intervention was more narrow.
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In fact, as part of standard procedure, after accelerating to a speed of 80 knots (92 mph) pilots crosscheck their instrumentation for discrepancies during the takeoff roll.
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"They will review the contract and as part of their standard procedure, they will conduct vetting to look for the presence of any inappropriate relationships," Morales said.
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But Grassley said the "standard procedure" he would rather follow is to schedule follow-up phone calls with Kavanaugh and Ford to ask them about the allegation.
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As a standard procedure, the zoo's animal health team will perform an animal autopsy and the cause of death will be pending final pathology tests in several weeks.
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Brands and businesses seeking to go viral with teens could benefit from easier link sharing using the standard procedure instead of forcing users to copy and paste URLs.
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The Arizona GOP filed a lawsuit after Sinema jumped ahead, alleging the state's county recorders didn't follow the standard procedure for addressing voter concerns over mail-in ballots.
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"Although I am sure these tactics would be standard procedure for the arrest of a violent offender, I have questions regarding their necessity in this case," Graham wrote.
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New York City police confirmed to The Hill earlier Thursday that it was standard procedure to increase security near media outlets in the event of such an attack.
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At the second checkpoint, the guards told the men in the trucks they had to leave their weapons behind, as is standard procedure at the bases, Saboor said.
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The crew's commanding officer told the NTSB that, while not standard procedure, using this configuration was a common practice among COs both on the McCain and other destroyers.
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As is standard procedure at the ITC, the commission then assesses whether the exclusion order would have a negative effect on the public interest before finalizing the outcome.
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Not sending a high ladder was standard procedure for the first response to a fire in a tower block, according to a spokeswoman for the London Fire Brigade.
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Saunier said the massive police response is standard procedure when there are reports of an active shooter, especially in Colorado which has experienced several mass shootings in recent years.
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For now, AT&T and Tech Mahindra are working out the governance structure of the project, something that's standard procedure, and looking for other organizations to come on board.
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In the aftermath, the Bengals insisted they followed standard procedure, while the Browns, who have executed 17 trades since April 2016, declined comment as they entered their week off.
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That was challenging, but doable—my brother and I had spent enough years in foster care by that point that switches in our acting guardians had become standard procedure.
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A GOP spokesman for the Judiciary panel declined to comment on Democrats' concerns, but Republican aides indicated that viewing a single copy of such a report was standard procedure.
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Blake operated in much the same way—it was standard procedure—but sometime during Nola's second week he stayed on the line all night long with a single caller.
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"Some North Vietnamese swam out and pulled me to the side of the lake and immediately started stripping me, which is their standard procedure," McCain wrote in USA Today.
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Such an approach might be standard procedure for a front-line law enforcement agency like the Police Department, but it wasn't exactly typical for the city's Department of Investigation.
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But there is no global policy in the Catholic Church on sexual harassment of adults, and no standard procedure for reporting sexual wrongdoing by one's bishop locally, experts say.
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The paper had already gone through a technical and policy review within ARS, both of which are standard procedure, and it had gone through a stringent peer-review process.
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The Ethiopian flight was set to follow the Standard Instrument Departure (SID) from the airport and followed standard procedure with a first contact just after departure, the source said.
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A wealth of evidence isn't always easy to organize in a compelling way, but Davis believes Situ's solution could fix that problem, and ultimately become standard procedure in similar trials.
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He said he instructed the military to act in accordance with standard procedure envisaging that a plane posing a threat must be shot down if it can&apost be diverted.
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Taiwan's government announced on Monday that Tsai would travel to and from its two diplomatic allies via the United States, standard procedure for visits by Taiwanese presidents to Latin America.
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Once Greece exits the bailout, it would be monitored by the European Stability Mechanism, a "standard procedure" in place for other member states which also emerged from bailouts, he said.
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Jakarta police spokesman Argo Yuwono told Reuters the police had acted according to standard procedure and had only shot suspects who were "a danger to officers or to other people".
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When making this point, Meadows also highlighted one of his GOP colleague's questions about why the FBI didn't record their interviews with key witnesses — which Horowitz said was standard procedure.
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Officer Vinson, a member of a crime-reduction unit in the department's metro division, was placed on administrative leave after the shooting, a standard procedure here and across the country.
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For starters, the push for "social distancing," or limiting contact to 6 feet away, is nearly impossible when fighting fires, when the standard procedure is to fight fires in groups.
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House Democrats, including Schiff, have said it is standard procedure for investigators to seek phone records and suggested GOP lawmakers are pandering to their base in a public relations effort.
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Mr. Trump, in contrast, offered a graphic description of "ripping the baby out of the womb in the ninth month, on the final day," as if this were standard procedure.
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"It was a mistake during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift, and an employee pushed the wrong button," Hawaii Governor David Ige told CNN on Saturday.
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"Surgical removal of the appendix is the traditional standard procedure because once it is infected the appendix may rupture, spreading infection throughout your abdominal cavity and becoming life-threatening," Stork says.
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The review of Greta's death 23 years ago is "standard procedure" when delving into a suspected murderer's background and does not represent any red flags about that earlier death, McCausland says.
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Noting he didn't oppose the development of the K Club, he added that the government had circumvented standard procedure by passing a national law rather than negotiating via the island's council.
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"To be honest, Ryanair pilots did [an] excellent job, but it would be much appreciated if they announced that this was a standard procedure in this situations," added Todorovic on Facebook.
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A Democratic state lawmaker from California gutted the nation's toughest net neutrality bill by railroading through standard procedure and forcing a vote on a set of amendments removing the stricter regulations.
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He was questioned every time he returned to the United States, as is standard procedure, but was not on the radar as someone who might have been radicalized, one official said.
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Some students took this as an attempt to ensure a more sympathetic audience, although representatives for the center told the Washington Post they were following standard procedure for high-profile events.
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Manigan said that at the September inspection, non-medical management learned that "sterilization and medication dispensing were not operating consistent with standard procedure," which primarily involved orthopedic instruments and surgical trays.
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Standard procedure these days is to use either a built-in 3G or 4G card, which makes devices bulky, or a low-power wide area network like LoRa or Sigfox. Nodle.
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It is standard procedure, when a drowned baby is found, to search for a drowned adult in the area, under the theory that they entered the water together and became separated.
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Nevada State Democratic Party officials said it was standard procedure to make such requests, because paid and volunteer caucus site leaders are often given information about the party's strategy and methodology.
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South Korean patrol boats fired warning shots and broadcast warnings, a standard procedure when a North Korean fishing boat crosses the border without signaling that those on the boat are defecting.
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But that approach, which is dictated by our system of Republican democracy, should be the standard procedure regardless of the issue that is subject to debate — guns, immigration or anything else.
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While that's standard procedure for the party and its presidential nominee, it has drawn outsized attention this cycle because Trump made the unorthodox move of self-funding much of his primary campaign.
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Per the standard procedure for FOIA, these materials became available for release and were posted automatically and electronically to the FBI's public reading room in accordance with the law and established procedures.
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Bahrami also indicated the agency was not more upfront about the MCAS issues in the airworthiness directive because standard procedure in aviation investigations limits what participants, such as the FAA, can say.
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Humira is just the most prominent example of a practice that has become standard procedure in the industry and is one of the key drivers of relentless price hikes unconstrained by competition.
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"As a standard procedure, all personnel in the vicinity of a blast are screened for traumatic brain injury, and if deemed appropriate are transported to a higher level of care," Urban explained.
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Recalling that week in 1976, the fight against terrorists may seem like a fairly standard procedure — the Israelis did it so courageously and well that the event became famous, and will remain so.
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The decision to take two unaccompanied minors to a hotel room after their flight was diverted is "standard procedure," a spokesperson for Frontier Airlines told PEOPLE in a statement, but one expert disagrees.
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This episode would've been just another story of a customer asking for help booby-trapping email attachments—which was standard procedure for Hacking Team—if it wasn't for the target of the investigation.
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"Assessing the legal risks of all pending enforcement actions is a critical part of the transition process and standard procedure for new leadership at enforcement agencies such as the Bureau," the statement said.
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FBI notification and review "is a standard procedure in situations like this when there is a guest overboard, so that is nothing out of the ordinary," the spokesperson says, echoing the FBI agent.
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The court order entered says it's standard procedure for defendants in a case like this to surrender their passports ... and that travel is outside the U.S. is strictly prohibited except for extraordinary circumstances.
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So, TSA conducted a search of the bag, but instead of discovering bomb-making ingredients ... agents allegedly found marijuana and bottles of codeine and notified law enforcement, which we're told is standard procedure.
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Magpale told Reuters in a text message that she referred Phinney to the NBI, which she said is standard procedure when her office is presented with allegations of human trafficking or other crimes.
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If a customer is causing a conflict on the aircraft, it is standard procedure to ask the customer to deplane, especially if the crew feels the situation runs a risk of escalation in-flight.
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Some might consider this unfair, but it's pretty standard procedure in tech, and since the policy was clearly spelled out before AI2 submitted its search engine, Amazon isn't pulling the rug out from anyone.
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That is standard procedure for most of the spouses and sweethearts of the 22008 drivers in the race, which will be run for the 266th time, before a sellout crowd of more than 20143,22014.
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Most figured that was just standard procedure when dealing with a QB who's 42 years old ... but now that Brady's listed his house for sale -- is it time to start worrying in New England???
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Trump's most effective campaign message was his pledge to "drain the swamp" -- as in, get rid of the corruption, self-dealing and nest feathering that the average person assumes is standard procedure in Washington.
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It was standard procedure, she said, to view confidential agreements as benefiting all involved: the claimant who feared retaliation, the accused who denied the allegation and the company that wanted to protect its reputation.
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Amtrak's practice is out of step with standard procedure, and its spokespeople offer shifting justifications for it rather than actually designating a senior official to take a hard look at whether this makes sense.
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Mr. Trump and his aides frequently complain about journalists' habit of asking questions during his formal appearances with world leaders, deeming the practice — traditionally a standard procedure for White House reporters — impertinent and discourteous.
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Go denies wrongdoing and told a Senate inquiry on Monday described his involvement as redirecting to the defense ministry a complaint concerning the procurement that the president's office had received, as was standard procedure.
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Instead of simply saying "we looked into it and there was no crime," Comey sought to immunize himself from Clinton critics by breaking with standard procedure to offer extended negative commentary on Clinton's behavior.
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The high-speed and costly swap is standard procedure for the N.F.L., which for about the past quarter-century has replaced the field before every Super Bowl played on natural grass, to ensure pristine conditions.
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Seymour tells PEOPLE that his department will likely wait for the grand jury's decision before returning the officer – who has not been identified publicly and who is on leave – to duty, as is standard procedure.
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Atradius said it was standard procedure to cut limits for firms facing a liquidity squeeze, or those that had bounced cheques, defaulted on bank loans, filed for protection from creditors or faced negative net capital.
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His Williams Formula One team said the 36-year-old had been given the all-clear by the FIA medical delegate following tests at the circuit on Thursday, a standard procedure following injury or sickness.
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Numerous chaperones witnessed the doctor stick fingers in patients to see if the speculum, the device that widens vaginal walls and allows the doctor to view the cervix, would fit, which is not standard procedure.
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" While the memo notes there's no "specific reason" to believe that investigators might reach out to the RNC, which played an integral role in Trump's presidential organization, it adds that the request is "standard procedure.
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The deputies involved in this incident have been placed on leave pending an investigation of the deadly-force incident — standard procedure in the wake of an officer-involved shooting, the sheriff's office says in the statement.
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That's standard procedure, but one element of the order makes the case controversial: the judge who granted the request specifically stated that even if the targeted phones left Kansas, the DEA could still continue intercepting communications.
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"Just as conventional CT has become a standard procedure in the investigation of mummies and other ancient remains, we see phase-contrast CT as a natural complement to the existing methods," said Romell in a statement.
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Safe to say, it's become standard procedure for politicians to point the finger of blame at technology companies when a terror attack occurs — most obviously as this allows governments to spread the blame for counterterrorism failures.
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The chairman of the committee, Assemblyman Miguel Santiago, broke standard procedure and forced a vote on a set of amendments that stripped the legislation of what would have been the toughest ISP rules in the country.
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Rahami was questioned every time he returned from Afghanistan to the United States -- as is standard procedure -- and received secondary screening on both visits, telling officials he was visiting family and satisfying whatever concerns they had.
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During a gentle C-section, moms can see their babies being born, which was impossible via a standard procedure, which often occurs in a sterile setting and obscures the process from the mother via a curtain.
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The deflection and whataboutism Sanders has been using to downplay Mueller's revelation about her lying about lying is standard procedure for her when she's asked to explain false claims either she or the president has made.
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Lighthizer, who was sitting with other members of Trump's negotiating team including Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, economic adviser Larry Kudlow, and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, explained that writing MOUs was a standard procedure in forming trade agreements.
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Quick background: Standard procedure for potentially incoming administrations is that senior staff members who need immediate security clearance have to start filling out their forms so they can hit the ground running if they win the election.
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The referee didn't allow the fight to go on and sort itself out—the standard procedure when a fighter suffers an injury—but instead called a time out and ushered in the doctor to examine the ankle.
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"The network crash today was due to an error that occurred during a standard procedure on a central network component," the Capital Region of Denmark, which is responsible for hospitals in the Copenhagen area, said on Twitter.
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But it is standard procedure for banks to call B & H to confirm a check is legitimate before cashing one, and by that time on a Friday, the store had closed and no one answered the phone.
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Layered into this was a crowd that was not pro-Connors — not just because of the way he'd behaved the day before, but also because flag-waving at sports events in those days was hardly standard procedure.
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When the facility's doctor examined her, he found a mass in Ms. Krause's breast and recommended a biopsy — standard procedure to determine what sort of tumor this was and, if it proved malignant, what treatment to pursue.
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"This is a standard procedure on merger investigations which is activated if the notifying parties do not provide an important piece of information that the Commission has requested from them," Commission spokesman Ricardo Cardoso said in an email.
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Both steps are part of the standard procedure to move ahead with selling an oil lease, said Kara Moriarty, president of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association, furthering her hopes that drilling will proceed under the Trump administration.
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LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Britain is following standard procedure by not publishing a parliamentary select committee report on alleged Russian meddling in British politics until after the election, one of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's most senior ministers said.
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Isolating and growing viral samples is standard procedure during the outbreak of a novel pathogen, said Dr. Peter J. Hotez, co-director of the Texas Children's Hospital Center for Vaccine Development at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
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And only 30 percent have "predictable, enterprise-wide incident response processes in place," meaning once the threat has been detected, only one in three has some kind of standard procedure for who to tell and what to tell them.
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Kraft had reportedly instructed staff to open the gates to various animal enclosures so they could have access to their nighttime den areas, according to Keepers of the Wild, which said the move was in line with standard procedure.
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The policy implemented a standard procedure for how sexual assaults are prosecuted, and it includes "a uniform definition of affirmative consent, a statewide amnesty policy, and expanded access to law enforcement," as explained by New York State's government website.
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That is also kind of a standard procedure that police go through ever since Columbine to see if the place may have been cased, if this might have been preplanned, and then explosives might have been part of the attack scene.
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KURTZ: Oh, by the way... SPICER: And it was standard procedure for everyone and her, going back multiple, multiple opportunities whether it is the Apprentice, the campaign and otherwise, she signed nondisclosure agreements that made very similar language each time.
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"We escorted guests off of rides as part of standard procedure until the power was restored," Disney representative Elva Rubalcava said, adding that power has been restored to a majority of the park, although some rides may still be affected.
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Sending an animal to a nearby sanctuary is standard procedure because slaughterhouses tend to be located close together, making it difficult to determine which one may be missing the odd pig or goat even when they are tagged, Ms. Hansen said.
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"If a customer is causing a conflict on the aircraft, it is standard procedure to ask the customer to deplane, especially if the crew feels the situation runs a risk of escalation in flight," the company said in a statement.
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When three people came to a hospital in Wuhan, China, with the same pneumonia-like symptoms, medics took their vitals and followed the standard procedure: They entered the patients&apos geographical locations, demographic information, and infection statuses into a government database.
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Three U.S. government sources, who all asked for anonymity to discuss classified information, told Reuters that while the full congressional committees have not been briefed, the congressional leadership has, which is the standard procedure for briefing Congress on sensitive intelligence.
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"As is our standard procedure, law enforcement was notified and responded to the ship when it arrived in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Tuesday, January 23," Owen Torres, manager of global corporate communications for Royal Caribbean Cruises, said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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"As is our standard procedure, law enforcement was notified and responded to the ship when it arrived in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Tuesday, January 23," Owen Torres, manager of global corporate communications for Royal Caribbean Cruises said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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If House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) follows standard procedure and assigns the bill to the House Energy and Commerce Committee for consideration, it's likely to go through a heavy amendment process under the chair of the communications and technology panel, Rep.
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A review of standard procedure gives a sense of what the Cleveland police will be facing—and what they are generally trained to do—at a national convention, which is designated a "national special security event" by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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They hit the dance floor, get on down, go home, make out, meet up, eat out—the standard procedure, marred only by the fact that Arnold, who got divorced a year ago, remains in thrall to his ex-wife and his demanding daughters.
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The officers reportedly broke protocol when they failed to test the unknown pill—standard procedure when finding unknown substances—and the man was later ordered to take a neurological evaluation in order to gain further information about his relationship with psychoactive drugs.
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Becker told Business Insider that the ectopic provision "was included in the bill to allow insurance companies to cover that procedure if they choose to do so," and said just because it isn&apost standard procedure doesn&apost mean it&aposs impossible.
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This time, it was something that was relayed via phone and, again, was following standard procedure for an instance like this, and something that will likely happen again on any other number of occasions, not just within this administration, but future administrations.
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Given that standard procedure would be to interview the central figure in an investigation last—when all the evidence is gathered—it seems likely that such interest means that Mueller is confident he knows what he needs to know for the obstruction case, at least.
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There are methods to retrieve information from a locked iPhone via iCloud by going through Apple directly with a search warrant, but that's not a standard procedure for your everyday consumer, and it does not appear to be what DriveSavers claim to have access to.
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The moral of the story, per the case report's authors, is that it might be wise to revisit standard procedure when it comes to trying the minimally invasive option first—if someone swallows a cell phone, it's probably more efficient to go right to surgery.
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"As is our standard procedure, law enforcement was notified and responded to the ship when it arrived in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Tuesday, January 23," Owen Torres, manager of global corporate communications for Royal Caribbean Cruises, previously said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Abramovich, best known in Britain as the owner of Premier League soccer club Chelsea, is in the process of renewing his visa as part of a standard procedure after it expired last month but it is taking longer than usual, sources told Reuters on Sunday.
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" David Ige, Governor of Hawaii, confirmed to CNN: "It was a mistake made during a standard procedure at the change over of a shift and an employee pushed the wrong button...The warning went out to cell phones, Television and radio got the emergency alert.
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BuzzFeed tried to follow-up, but was thrown into a Kafka-esque game of phone tag (also known as "reporting"): When asked why the airline had the man forcibly removed, and whether that was standard procedure in cases of overbooked flights, United refused to comment.
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"There will be three reviews done by the Department of Defense because of the nature of this," Spicer said, noting that it's standard procedure to review any action that led to the loss of American or civilian life or damage to U.S. military hardware.
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Still, the study team writes, the results show across diverse states that telemedicine supervision of women when they take mifepristone can be as safe and effective as the standard procedure of administering the medication face-to-face with a clinician in a medical setting.
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Regulators have given extra scrutiny to addressing MMA's extreme weight-cutting practices, but until now it's been standard procedure to fine the offending fighter a percentage of his or her purse—no suspension, no fiddling with the results of the fight after it's done.
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In response to questions, spokeswomen for Senators Richard M. Burr of North Carolina, the Republican chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, and Mark Warner of Virginia, its Democratic vice chairman, said it was standard procedure to refer whistle-blowers to the relevant inspectors general.
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John Durham, the prosecutor whom Barr sent after the intelligence community, reportedly is pursuing a theory that the CIA's protection of certain classified reporting, rather than being standard procedure, was somehow a nefarious hoarding of information designed to protect a preconceived conclusion from criticism.
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Moreover, it is almost standard procedure for the S.E.C. to file a civil case at the same time as the Justice Department brings criminal charges, so the agency's views on what constitutes a violation can have an impact on the outcome of the prosecution.
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RUBIO: But Martha, just — Martha, just to clarify on that point, because he's right, and one more thing to point — it is standard procedure of the United States to shoot down those missiles once launched if they pose a threat to civilians, land and ships (ph).
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It would seem that the public's right to know would outweigh the right to privacy of the candidates, which begs us to wonder if there should be a standard procedure to determine and reveal the medical history and status of presidential candidates, including their mental health.
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When Jeppesen implicitly likens South Korea's "chaebol" system to North Korea's "songbun" system or definitively declares that there is "no standard procedure for a foreigner in applying to study at any university" in North Korea, I had to wonder where he was getting his information from.
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Handling and communication of information in the world of criminal law enforcement, with its legal requirements for discovery and sharing of evidence, also are much different from in the intelligence world, where compartmentalization of sensitive information even within portions of the intelligence community itself is standard procedure.
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Despite its criticism of the F.B.I.'s handling of the Steele dossier in other respects, the report explained that investigators drafted this footnote to inform the court about the potential bias and portrayed the fact that it did not name Christopher Steele's clients as standard procedure.
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Neena Tankha, a celebrity divorce lawyer and partner at Warshaw Burstein LLP in New York, told PEOPLE that Trump Jr.'s request for a "statement of net worth" is standard procedure in matrimonial cases, which means the filing might not have anything to do with Vanessa's reported inheritance.
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According to many lawyers who have experience in cases such as this, adding the caveat that he has no recollection, as the President apparently did with these written answers to Mueller, is standard procedure as a way to try to shield a client should their recollections be challenged.
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By committing their offices to full participation in sentinel event reviews, and adopting the review process as standard procedure, prosecutors have an opportunity to build a more just system, strengthen trust in the intent and effectiveness of the legal system, and, ultimately, enhance legitimacy, accountability, safety and fairness.
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As if to underscore the growing uncertainty over how talks will proceed and what they will produce — the opposite of standard procedure, in which months of pre-negotiations align expectations and telegraph the response to victory or failure — both sides already appear to misunderstand one another on basic terms.
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When your doctor orders a test, always ask if the test is necessary, and if it's the most cost-effective option, said McClanahan, who is a certified financial planner and an M.D. "Make sure the test has some utility and that it's not just a standard procedure," McClanahan said.
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However, Neena Tankha, a celebrity divorce lawyer and partner at Warshaw Burstein LLP in New York, previously told PEOPLE that Trump Jr.'s request for a "statement of net worth" is standard procedure in matrimonial cases, which means the filing might not have anything to do with Vanessa's reported inheritance.
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The rest of the UFC Gdansk card is standard procedure for a European card—not a lot of names or important fights because the show was set to sell out in minutes anyway—but that headliner alone is enough to guarantee the attention of those who like a good tear-up.
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But when the news emerged, first in the local Atlanta Journal-Constitution and then in the national media, that the FBI was investigating Jewell in connection with the bombing — standard procedure, particularly for someone who, like Jewell, fit the profile of a "lone bomber" — the story turned into a media circus.
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Initially, the process of transcribing and archiving the call followed the standard procedure for dozens of previous presidential calls with foreign leaders: The raw transcript was circulated to a small group of officials, including the national security adviser, deputy national security adviser, members of the National Security Council's executive secretariat and council lawyers.
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On the driver side, the process of getting approved to drive Lux is obviously a bit more complex than the standard procedure for signing up to drive Lyft, and includes both a geographic requirement (you have to drive in a city where it's currently offered), and a higher, more specific standard for vehicles.
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That the US left Canada out of negotiations and turned to Mexico was taken by some to mean that the Trump administration was trying to put pressure on its northern neighbor, though the administration said it was standard procedure to negotiate with one partner first instead of two at the same time.
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Law firm Shafee & Co, which is representing Najib, said in a statement on Sunday that it was "standard procedure in any audit process that the auditors and the audited would ordinarily meet to discuss the draft report for clarification and to correct any inaccuracies, if any, before the report is made final".
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When scandals do result in impeachment, the hearings can be difficult for local officials to navigate, given that there is no standard procedure that spans the more than 20153,000 municipal governments in the United States, according to Kimberly Nelson, a professor of public administration at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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In a statement to the Seattle radio station KEXP, where Soviet Soviet was to perform on Thursday, the Department of Homeland Security said that it was "standard procedure for any traveler who is deemed inadmissible and is awaiting return travel to be taken to a detention center until return travel is available."
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As a standard procedure with any intrusion, we are taking the time to make sure that we remove all the malware codes that were penetrated," Jimenez said...."The Comelec website has been available to the public so if there are people who want to hack it, they have the opportunities to study its security features.
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That is standard procedure for a specific update or fix to an individual part, versus the years-long certification of a new airplane model, which allows for the approval of certain elements of design and airworthiness by specifically designated Boeing employees, in accordance with a long-standing agreement between the manufacturer and the FAA.
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A. knew the group in the car already; they had done the trip to Little Rock together the week before, when she was originally supposed to have the abortion, before the clinic told her she was too far along for a standard procedure and had to come back the following week for a two-day, second-trimester procedure.
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Initially, the process of transcribing and archiving the call followed the standard procedure for dozens of previous presidential calls with foreign leaders: The raw transcript of the call was circulated to a small group of officials, including the national security adviser, deputy national security adviser, members of the National Security Council's executive secretariat and NSC lawyers.
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And not — but — but I think it's important to note that it is — and Senator Cruz, I think, was alluding to this, as well — it is the standard procedure of the United States, if those missiles pose a threat to land, civilians, our allies or any of our assets, to shoot down that missile in mid-flight.
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This is an accusation you hear everywhere around town, but it strikes me as the least compelling, because it overlooks the reality that prosecutors often overcharge as a matter of process, and that it's standard procedure in a criminal case to begin with the most extreme indictment that can be squeezed under the rubric of probable cause.
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Outside of a 401(k) plan, assessing risk tolerance is standard procedure for all financial advisers - broker-dealers are required by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority to assess risk tolerance as part of the agency's suitability standard for evaluating investments, and registered investment advisers must assess risk tolerance as part of the "duty of care" obligations they have as fiduciaries.
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"The standard procedure for a curative option for thalassemia would be a bone marrow transplant from a brother or sister, which is not without significant risk, but more importantly, most people will not have that appropriate sibling donor," said Dr. Alexis Thompson, head of hematology and director of the Comprehensive Thalassemia Program at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, who led the new research.
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