To avoid new problems, consultants said they would choose their investments carefully and establish clear rules within their firms.
Even so, Judge Sparks implied, the government would have to establish clear rules for how to detain families safely and humanely.
"We need to work with the industry and cybersecurity experts to establish clear rules of the road to ensure the safety and privacy of 21st-century American drivers".
The Holy See must establish "clear rules, mechanisms and procedures" for the mandatory reporting of all suspected cases of abuse to civil law enforcement authorities, it said.
As tempting as it is to try to change New York City's laws and establish clear rules for vendors, it's not likely to happen.
He signed on to a majority opinion that limited itself to the particular circumstances of the 2000 election battle, even though he has regularly argued that the Court should try to establish clear rules with broad applicability.
It should establish clear rules that can be enforced across the whole of government and change the official culture from one of contempt for the private right to supporting it.
In the 1990s many public figures have been pursued for the same sin, including Mr Clinton.So much for the first change: the multiplication of lawsuits, and of oaths, in an attempt to establish clear rules for human conduct.
In the House, meanwhile, Rep. John P. Murtha, the Pennsylvania Democrat who is chairman of the House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee, is pushing legislation that would require the secretary of defense to set new personnel standards for contractors and to establish clear rules of engagement for security contractors operating in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The members hold regular meetings in Claudia's room, chosen for its access to a landline phone and hidden stashes of junk food; keep orderly records, logging everything from hourly rates to children's allergies; and establish clear rules and consequences for not following them (sitters who show up late to meetings or jobs lose privileges).
