What’s illegal but for regulation?
Is it illegal to use the law as we say law is to enforce it?
Laws and regulations are created by entities the legislative bodies don’t and are made by organizations. Is it illegal for a serviceman
in military service to enlist in the US Army?
No law on hair gowns. What is the one to wear? What’s a regulation?
A couple of words that are “one notch down from” illegal are forbidden and prohibited /
banned :
forbidden : Macmillan Dictionary
: not permitted according to a rule, law, or
custom Merriam-Webster :
not permitted Oxford Dictionaries
of Dictionary : Not
allowed or banned
the past participle of prohibit, which is defined as: Merriam-Webster : to
forbid by authority
prohibited. prohibited is also the past participle of prohibit, which is defined as: Merriam-Webster : to forbid by authority prohibited? >
English Dictionary: To officially forbid
something : The law
prohibits smoking in restaurants. The official language of this is e.g. in English.
Do your muskets no longer exist
in the US?
Is your ban even in your sentence?
Illegal is to law and irregular is to regulation in the most literal sense.
Cambridge Dictionary:
irregular adjective (RULE)
formal (of behaviour or action) not according to usual rules or what is expected?
Releasing goods without an invoice is most irregular.
Regulation noun An
official rule, or the act of controlling something: safety/health/traffic/fire/security regulations.
Why do some people think that they cannot find inspiration in numbers?
What is word? When we say against regulations, what is the point of your sentence? I should be careful with this coding fact that there is no single word like that.
Your example complicates matters. Does the military enforce its own regulations on any subject? So there really is no distinction for those subject to the UCMJ. How is the UMCJ a law but delegates authority to commanders to enforce regulations? If you are a registered trademark, you are in violation of the law.
Description:
The Standard Organization and Regulations of the U.S. Navy (SORM), OPNAVINST 3120. examples: F.R.H. 139, of the Civil Services Division. In general, Section 32 is applicable to the U.S. navy and is applicable for any other. Military personnel who are serving, however, other than the Navy. Its purpose is to issue regulations and guidance governing the conduct of all members of the U.S. Navy. The specifications provided in the Manual are not intended to contradiction or supersede any provision of Navy Regulations.
As an MA, you should know and understand the contents of the SORM as it provides guidance in performing the duties of an MA, defines U.S. Navy and unit organisation, and outlines regulations that you may be responsible for enforcing. Only this chapter discusses the regulations. Should your application be printed in italicized type in the SORM if your member of the U.S. Navy is not included in the certification? Violation of any provision of these regulations is punishable under the UCMJ. The material printed in plain type in the SORM is for the guidance of commanders, COs, and officers in charge.
Is it true emphasis mine? http://www.tpi.com/maa/6. Many
of these regulations have criminal provisions. Many of the regulations are created after congress passes an act and authorizes an agency to write rules for them. So illegal is not necessarily a right or wrong term to use pertaining to regulatory misdeeds.
Illegal is to law and irregular is to regulation in the most literal sense.
Cambridge Dictionary:
irregular adjective (RULE)
formal (of behaviour or action) not according to usual rules or what is expected?
Releasing goods without an invoice is most irregular.
Regulation noun An
official rule, or the act of controlling something: safety/health/traffic/fire/security regulations.
Why do some people think that they cannot find inspiration in numbers?
A couple of words that are “one notch down from” illegal are forbidden and prohibited /
banned :
forbidden : Macmillan Dictionary
: not permitted according to a rule, law, or
custom Merriam-Webster :
not permitted Oxford Dictionaries
of Dictionary : Not
allowed or banned
the past participle of prohibit, which is defined as: Merriam-Webster : to
forbid by authority
prohibited. prohibited is also the past participle of prohibit, which is defined as: Merriam-Webster : to forbid by authority prohibited? >
English Dictionary: To officially forbid
something : The law
prohibits smoking in restaurants. The official language of this is e.g. in English.
Do your muskets no longer exist
in the US?
Is your ban even in your sentence?
What is word? When we say against regulations, what is the point of your sentence? I should be careful with this coding fact that there is no single word like that.
Regulatory agencies in the U.S. (E.g. US. Department of justice) e.g. , Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) develop regulations to implement laws. When parties subject to these regulations violate them, they are said to be out of compliance or non-compliant. In such case regulator may issue Notices of Violation, which could carry civil penalties, depending on factors such as severity, adverse impact, willfulness, and repetitive nature of violation. So what is the correct word for non-compliance? Illegal is to law as
non-compliance is to regulation.
This second example is different, because the Army is not a regulator in the sense that OSHA, NRC, and EPA are. What do you think is the best way for an Army officer to express his or her opinion when he/she says to a subordinate, “That’s against regulations”? So first of all, now could I write an
example: “It is against (Army) regulations for servicemen enlisted in the US Army to have mohawks. ” What
are non-regulation haircuts?
Several
commenters have mentioned non-regulation also.
Your example complicates matters. Does the military enforce its own regulations on any subject? So there really is no distinction for those subject to the UCMJ. How is the UMCJ a law but delegates authority to commanders to enforce regulations? If you are a registered trademark, you are in violation of the law.
Description:
The Standard Organization and Regulations of the U.S. Navy (SORM), OPNAVINST 3120. examples: F.R.H. 139, of the Civil Services Division. In general, Section 32 is applicable to the U.S. navy and is applicable for any other. Military personnel who are serving, however, other than the Navy. Its purpose is to issue regulations and guidance governing the conduct of all members of the U.S. Navy. The specifications provided in the Manual are not intended to contradiction or supersede any provision of Navy Regulations.
As an MA, you should know and understand the contents of the SORM as it provides guidance in performing the duties of an MA, defines U.S. Navy and unit organisation, and outlines regulations that you may be responsible for enforcing. Only this chapter discusses the regulations. Should your application be printed in italicized type in the SORM if your member of the U.S. Navy is not included in the certification? Violation of any provision of these regulations is punishable under the UCMJ. The material printed in plain type in the SORM is for the guidance of commanders, COs, and officers in charge.
Is it true emphasis mine? http://www.tpi.com/maa/6. Many
of these regulations have criminal provisions. Many of the regulations are created after congress passes an act and authorizes an agency to write rules for them. So illegal is not necessarily a right or wrong term to use pertaining to regulatory misdeeds.
Regulatory agencies in the U.S. (E.g. US. Department of justice) e.g. , Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) develop regulations to implement laws. When parties subject to these regulations violate them, they are said to be out of compliance or non-compliant. In such case regulator may issue Notices of Violation, which could carry civil penalties, depending on factors such as severity, adverse impact, willfulness, and repetitive nature of violation. So what is the correct word for non-compliance? Illegal is to law as
non-compliance is to regulation.
This second example is different, because the Army is not a regulator in the sense that OSHA, NRC, and EPA are. What do you think is the best way for an Army officer to express his or her opinion when he/she says to a subordinate, “That’s against regulations”? So first of all, now could I write an
example: “It is against (Army) regulations for servicemen enlisted in the US Army to have mohawks. ” What
are non-regulation haircuts?
Several
commenters have mentioned non-regulation also.
