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A Lives column prompted readers to reminisce about the rules imposed on early Stuyvesant Town applicants.

Next year Deutsche will face additional scrutiny in America, too, as rules imposed on domestic lenders will be extended to big foreign banks.

So too, in that case, should the public sector, with the new rules imposed on all public bodies at the same time.

This law is a totalitarian civil code which prescribes harsh feudal rules imposed on everything, firstly for Muslims, later for everyone.

The ground rules imposed on journalists accompanying the marines here do not allow them to disclose the exact size or location of the force.

State censorship and strict rules imposed on satirical publications or TV and radio programmes mean that mobile phones are perhaps the most popular medium for reading jokes.

He endorsed the conclusions of two reports designed to deal with their biggest complaint the proliferation under Labour of rules, regulations and red tape.The first was from the Better Regulation Task Force (BRTF), which recommended copying a Dutch scheme to measure the administrative burden that government rules impose on firms.

Mr. Sharif made several demands of Mr. Zardari: remove the federal rule imposed on his home base, Punjab Province; rescind the judicial ruling that denied Mr. Sharif and his brother the right to run in elections; and restore an independent judiciary.

But the revolt — the first uprising against the Soviet rule imposed on Eastern Europe after 1945 — was swiftly put down.

There is also a limit on the amount we can contribute to any individual scheme, determined by a benefit-to-cost rule imposed on us by the Treasury.

Meanwhile, the Gaza Strip was under Egyptian control, with harsh military rule imposed on local residents.