101.   The federal government sets general Medicaid policy and pays for part of the program, with the state and localities contributing the rest.

102.   The federal government sets minimum standards for state unemployment insurance programs and has a history of encouraging experience rating.

103.   The federal government would set stricter security standards and would train, test and supervise baggage and passenger screeners.

104.   The government then set a ceiling on the retail price of tortillas.

105.   The government will set a minimum fare for routes to ensure that safety regulations are upheld, government officials said.

106.   The governments involved have set a deadline to come up with a new inspection system by the time they are due to hold their fifth review conference in Geneva.

107.   The government can also set efficiency standards for everything from automobiles to appliances.

108.   The government sets drug prices as part of its national health care system.

109.   The government sets electric tariffs based on projected costs over the next four years.

110.   The government still sets the price paid to tobacco farmers for their leaves, and still controls what they pay for fertilizer and other necessities.