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But the staff doesn't like to broadcast the fact, I was told by a fellow-witness to one of the clandestine handovers, because "it sets a bad example".

And it has changed the name of its plan to Snapshot Discount because it sets a discount after 30 days of data collection.

"It helps the case, because it sets a floor," he said.

"That on one hand is really bad news for wolf recovery because it sets a low standard.

Yahoo! is appealing against the French decision, because it sets a precedent that would require websites to filter their content to avoid breaking country-specific laws.

Since the release of the 2008 manual, the assessment category has drawn scrutiny because it sets a low bar to examine a person or a group.

We believe the commission's draft is fundamentally flawed, because it sets an arbitrary spending target of 21 percent of the economy.

If you are the type of boss who thinks your job is to set a standard of perfection, you need to tone it down a notch because it sets an unrealistic goal for staff.

"This is disturbing because it sets an enormously bad precedent because you have been shoehorned into this role without going through the due process someone in your position should do".

The date based on the new marker is important because it sets an earliest limit on the colonization of America, something that archaeologists find hard to do because they cannot be sure there are not sites they may have missed.

There is already an official rule that calls for a pitcher to deliver the ball within twelve seconds of getting it back, but it is never enforced, likely because it sets an impossible standard: in the majors, only twenty-four pitchers with ten or more innings managed to average less than twenty seconds, let alone twelve, per pitch last season.