41.   The life sentence, set by law, cannot be appealed.

42.   The law sets a desired standard for clean air, and states then design programs to meet the standard.

43.   The law sets a four-year time limit for filing RICO suits.

44.   The law does not set a specific IQ level for a person to qualify as mentally retarded.

45.   The law set capital punishment as the penalty for convictions of murder associated with ongoing criminal enterprises.

46.   The law sets strict deadlines for every city to meet health standards for air quality, though it gives states some flexibility in enacting the standards.

47.   The new law sets priorities, encouraging phone companies first to seek sites for antennas on existing structures, and to share towers where possible.

48.   The state law did not set any deadline for notifying at-risk populations.

49.   They are not set by law, and there is no industry standard.

50.   They argue, for example, that laws setting minimum coverage of hospital stays for mothers and newborns raises health costs and make insurance less affordable.