Though initiated by the members companies themselves, the Bill in fact reduced the scope of the RCH, while making it easier to enforce debt collection among members (hitherto not formally regulated).

Botanical nomenclature is much more complex, with the use of varieties, subvarieties, and forms being formally regulated by the ICBN.

No Formal Regulations Connecticut has never formally regulated the handling of infectious wastes.

Indeed, from 1337 to 1604, dress was formally regulated by sumptuary laws.

In essence, he argues, certain forms of conduct which were once forbidden are now allowed, and are regulated much less formally than they once were.

The practice of law was not formally regulated in Arizona for a time.

In botanical taxonomy, the concept of morphs is represented with the terms "variety", "subvariety" and "form", which are formally regulated by the ICBN.

In some language communities, linguistic prescription is regulated formally.

An agreement to this effect had already existed for 600 years, but was formally regulated by a treaty from 1829.

The British Gliding Association was until recently responsible for glider airworthiness, now formally regulated as a result of EASA legislation, and still retains control of pilot certification.