### concept | rule:

Bylaw
* Keep dogs on a leash.
* are rules adopted by an organization's membership
  - which govern the internal affairs of an organization

Code of conduct
* Codes of conduct are formal mechanisms which, typically, are characteristic of larger organizations
  - increasingly common in the U.S. apparel industry
  - the companies' response to such claims
* is convention
  - norms

Court rule
* are rules issued by courts.
* govern the conduct of business before courts.

Etiquette
* dates back thousands of years.
* is code of conduct.
* principles change over the years to reflect the social values of society.

### concept | rule | etiquette:

Internet etiquette
* implies discretion when linking to outside resources.
* is called netiquette.

Final rule
* include requirements.
* take effects.

### concept | rule:

Guideline
* are criteria against which products, systems, or programs can be measured or evaluated
  - information
  - lines
* are provided by food manufacturers
* base on actual experience
* enable developer.
* encourage adults.
* establish values.
* have report requirements
* help accurate diagnoses
* include nutrients
  - recommendations
  - restrictions
* incorporate methods
* is guidance
* offer practical suggestions
* outline in articles.
* provide evidence
  - more information
  - overviews
  - references
* suggest answers
  - aspects.
  * I am being told that it needs to say why it is notable, but multiple significant coverage in reliable sources is why the book is notable. That is the reason for notability guidelines. Guidelines exist because notability is subjective to each individual. On the English Wikipedia, an article does not need to be worked on if significant coverage has been shown

### concept | rule | guideline:

Dietary guideline
* are an important part of the big 'good health' picture.
* represent the practical way to reach the nutritional goals for a population.
* suggest that a woman consume no more than one drink per day.

Legal rule
* affect every aspect of our lives.
* apply to people.

Limitation
* affect growth
  - patterns
  - population growth
* are disadvantage
  - regulations
  - the soil from which creativity grows
  - time limits
* convenient way of expressing the role of the environment on particular organisms.
* include extreme heat
* is disadvantage

Ordinance
* are laws passed by local governments and address issues such as noise and weeds
  - the county commissioners
  - rites that believers practice as part of their Christian faith
* commonly govern zoning, building safety, etc., or matters of a municipality
  - building, safety, and other municipal matters
* legislative enactment of a political subdivision.

### concept | rule | ordinance:

City ordinance
* limit the number of domestic animals to four per household.
* prohibit smoking in public spaces.

Parliamentary procedure
* is simply an organized manner of conducting a meeting.
* is the means by which organizations make decisions
  - result of centuries of accumulated experience
* is used by most governmental organizations, businesses, etc
  - in meetings to maintain order
  - to help keep order
* set of rules for conducting meetings.
* term many believe limited to student government associations.
* tool to organize and facilitate a meetings progress.

Phonological rule
* Describe the sound system of a language.
* constrain speech-sound production for biological and environmental reasons.
* describe the regularities of the sound system of a language.

Regency
* Most Regencies focus on the aristocracy.
* Regencies are positions
* is the next period of formation.
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