(...) Yigal Palmor. "This diktat is phrased in very extreme terms that try to impose rules that will make it impossible for any country to defend themselves against terror,"

VOA: standard.2009.10.16

Employees are less likely to strike, and less apt to feel stymied by ten-pound policy manuals that try to make rules for every situation.

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Campaigners are keen for new rules to make it easier for consumers to know exactly what they are getting from services.

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There have been suggestions that the panel should make up new rules for this unprecedented situation, but it has no power to do so.

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