11.   Birth establishes the setting of your life, upbringing sets the boundaries and character decides what price you will pay if you step outside them.

12.   A ruling by the high court could help set clearer boundaries for when prayers are appropriate, if at all.

13.   But like a responsible parent, he has set boundaries.

14.   But the provisions of the initial bill will set the boundaries for further negotiations with the administration.

15.   But while we can set the boundaries, they have to negotiate the core.

16.   Did she set any boundaries when it came to privacy?

17.   Does it set boundaries within which people will nonetheless be free to experiment?

18.   Gromling said many parents fail to set boundaries.

19.   It is essentially a nonbinding planning tool for Congress that is supposed to set the boundaries for tax and spending legislation this year.

20.   It means setting boundaries for the child and for yourself as a parent and then enforcing those boundaries.