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One booklet seen by Reuters is entitled 'From our creator's rulings on capturing prisoners and enslavement,' and sets clear rules for how to enslave women who have been imprisoned after their "infidels" have been defeated.

He truly believes that politics can be all but passé if a company sets clear rules and performance-based incentives.

The best solution is for lawmakers to pass legislation that sets clear rules that would regulate and limit how businesses collect personal information, what they can use it for and how long they keep it.

We are realizing just how much international economic order depends on the role of a dominant country — sometimes known as a hegemon — that sets clear rules and accepts some responsibility for the consequences.

Your editorial urging "lawmakers to pass legislation that sets clear rules that would regulate and limit how businesses collect personal information, what they can use it for and how long they keep it" is absolutely correct ("Monitoring Your Every Move," Oct. 10).

That would have set clear rules and aligned responsibilities for taxing and spending.

Start, she says, by setting clear rules for recording and disclosing greenhouse gas emissions.

Also, regulations have been slow in setting clear rules for grid interconnection.

Last week, the House of Commons passed a "Clarity Bill" intended to set clear rules for any future referendum on secession.

One way to do this is by setting clear rules for how many hours you will work each day.

Set clear rules and boundaries so you don't end up taking on too much from others.