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It said any funds held on behalf of clients were kept in separate accounts as required by rules imposed by the Financial Conduct Authority.
The flying machines which are the weapon of choice for the next America's Cup, one of the sporting world's more quirky events, are throwing up a mass of problems for sailors learning to control the new beasts and, compounded by rules imposed by the American defender, raising fears for the safety of the people racing them.
Here he is to fall in love with a beautiful, lonely woman played by Rachel Weisz and submit to rules imposed by charismatic, ruthless revolutionary played by Lea Seydoux.
FOR some poor countries it has been a pact with the devil: by agreeing to rules imposed by rich countries they have been denied the cheap drugs so desperately needed by their people.
Instead, deviance is defined by the formal or informal rules imposed by other people in the social context in which the behaviour occurs.
But those that do not will find their right to self-determination withdrawn by the markets, and new rules imposed by their creditors, without warning or clemency.
"I'm not saying that Secretary Panetta wasn't right for what he said," said the official, who asked not to be identified by name under ground rules imposed by NATO.
And the plans for a broadband dream house, bringing America Online's Internet service and Time Warner's cable networks under one roof, may be impaired by surprisingly tough zoning rules imposed by federal antitrust officials.
It is impossible to see how a regulator operating under rules imposed by politicians, and enforced by draconian and discriminatory provisions for damages and costs in civil cases, could be said to be either voluntary or independent".
Thanks to changes in credit card rules imposed by Australia's central bank, by last year the merchant fees that Merivale pays Visa and MasterCard per transaction had been slashed by more than half, to 0.74percentt of each transaction.
