Teachers, for example, are allowed to read test questions to them.
Tennis players, for example, are allowed to question line judges a maximum of three times per set.
German citizens, for example, are allowed five sick days and 44 days for cancer treatment, if needed, in addition to vacation days.
Switzerland and Norway, for example, are allowed to bid on contracts, one example being the atomic clocks on the Galileo satellites being provided by a Swiss company – although there have been some problems.
Some insurers, for example, are allowing individual employees to customize their plans by choosing from a menu of deductibles, co-payments, and other features.
Outsourcing of legal work to places like India and greater efficiencies made possible by smarter software to search documents for evidence, for example, are allowing firms to cut the positions of multitudes of low-end lawyers.
Edith and Brian Beebe of Houston, for example, were allowed to adopt six severely handicapped children.
A person earning $30,000 a year might, for example, be allowed to put $600 a year into a private account.
The National Lottery, for example, is allowed to advertise freely, but casinos are restricted to the classified columns.
Should gay and straight scouts, for example, be allowed to share a tent on a camping trip?
