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On the other hand, imposing rules that are so tough that the industry shrinks may lead to another diminution of Britain's global heft.

The judge could have turned to a less drastic remedy, imposing rules that would prohibit Microsoft from engaging in illegal practices.

Cable said that the decision to change the Financial Services Authority's rules today relating to capital requirements meant that the FSA had previously "got it wrong" by imposing rules that were too strict.

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When executives lose sight of their role as caretakers, by failing to keep their offerings current or imposing rules that are incompatible with the community, you get a digital diaspora.

Mayor Jerold Milner accused the district of attempting "to become a super government" by imposing rules that may force the city to abandon its power production plants altogether.

And some countries would be happy to outvote Britain and impose rules that would rein in the City of London.

"Jeff understands that point — the problem is that the owners want to impose rules that will not sustain antitrust scrutiny," he said.

The courts may order the N.F.L. to impose rules that allow the games to be played in the meantime, providing a balm for fans.

It imposed rules that seem downright Soviet -- rate freezes that oblige suppliers to sell power at a small fraction of the price they pay for it.

Under this remedy, the court would impose rules that prohibit Microsoft from entering into illegally exclusive contracts to box out its competitors.