rule; regulation; a provision or stipulation within a set of laws or standards

to map out; to draw up a program or a long-term plan

scale; scope; extent; the size or range of something such as a project, organization, or building

a standard, norm, or rule; a requirement for behavior or practice

laws and regulations; legislation; statutes or codes that are lower in authority than the constitution but higher than administrative rules

rule; regulation; a standard or law that people must follow together

following a regular pattern; orderly; rhythmic

established rule, custom, or practice; social etiquette or manners

large in range or scope; extensive; broad-scale

customary or standard as opposed to special; used to describe common weapons or practices

to violate the rules or go against regulations; to act in a way that breaks established policies

standardized requirements or norms; technical parameters for products or materials

a violation of rules, especially an illegal act in sports

regular; standard; conforming to official rules or unified standards

rules and regulations; written statutes or ordinances

to make something conform to a standard; to normalize

to evade; to dodge or avoid through cleverness; to elude a responsibility or inspection

the main part of a sports season where teams compete to qualify for the playoffs

lacking a fixed pattern or order; irregular; incorrect

rules and procedures; specific regulations for carrying out operations or enforcing a system

To expand production or operations to reach a significant scale; to implement large-scale management.

conforming to a standard; prescriptive; having the nature of a norm or rule

the quality of following a set pattern or rule; the property of developing according to specific laws

to follow established rules and customs; to behave in a conventional way or toe the line; sometimes used to describe being inflexible or lacking in creativity

to have begun to take shape; to have reached a basic level of organization or scale, typically said of a project, city, or organization

The objective laws and principles that govern everything in the natural world

to normalize, regularize, or standardize; to make something meet official or recognized standards

Rules or regulations established by a guild or industry to be followed by all members; professional etiquette or code of conduct.

old rules and regulations; convention; established practice

to advise, urge, or admonish someone to correct their mistakes; advice given for such a purpose

behaving in a well-behaved, orderly, or law-abiding manner; following rules and social norms

regular army; standing army; the professional armed forces of a nation characterized by uniform command, discipline, and training

neat, orderly, and according to a set pattern or standard

Rigid or mandatory rules that cannot be changed or avoided

school rules and regulations; the internal laws and policies set by a school for its students and staff

Regulations or rules established by the military that soldiers must follow

official rules and procedures of an organization or institution

religious rules or laws that believers must follow

(idiom) to be hidebound by convention; to stick to old ways and be unwilling to change or innovate. Derived from the philosopher Mozi's skill at defending cities

to follow the rules; to abide by established standards or laws

Old-fashioned ways; outmoded rules or conventions that are no longer useful

unconventional; not conforming to standard rules or practices

conventional weapons; standard weaponry such as guns, tanks, or missiles, as opposed to nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons

The rules, regulations, or stipulations of an agreement that have been jointly established by multiple parties

the rules or code of conduct governing a household or family

To set out rules, laws, or regulations clearly and explicitly in written form

a tool used in drafting and math for drawing circles or arcs

established rules; set practices or customs handed down from the past; the beaten track

regulations; rules; specifically rules listed as a set of items or clauses