61.   Politicians get to make the rules.

62.   Prohibited from making rules or imposing sanctions, the CEC has little power.

63.   Race organizers are preparing themselves by making rules for boaters who may not have adequate experience in racing such fast boats.

64.   Rules are made by the NFL, and these days, the league is concerned about seeing more touchdowns.

65.   She and I both knew we were serfs in a feudal society where men made the rules and set the tone.

66.   She also emphasized that decisions in making environmental rules should always consider their effect on the economy.

67.   Since the media make the rules for the expectations game, they can also change the rules whenever it suits their purpose to do so.

68.   The countervailing argument is that mercenaries are simply the proof that whoever has the gold makes the rules.

69.   The Financial Accounting Standards Board, or FASB, the panel that makes the rules for the private sector, has a lot to do with it.

70.   The Financial Accounting Standards Board, an obscure but powerful authority that makes the rules for corporate accounting, is about to change that.