In 1307, the first guild regulations were registered here and were the oldest in Kingdom of Hungary.

By 1301, there were guild regulations in Venice governing the sale of eyeglasses.

In Paris, a chair-maker was a menuisier, or joiner: guild regulations forbade menuisiers to engage in cabinet making.

Under Parisian guild regulations, the application of painted varnishes, generically called vernis Martin, was carried out in separate workshops, sawdust being an enemy to freshly varnished surfaces.

This was not uncommon as the Paris cooks' guild regulations allowed for this movement.

Max pays heavy fines for breaking guild regulations, but he becomes a member of the Astrogators Guild.

In 1765 Germain broke guild regulations by working with financiers to receive some debts owed to him, as he was only allowed to enter into partnerships with his fellow smiths.

These signatory companies are required to sign an agreement with that guild agreeing to follow the guild regulations.

As a priest and as an employee of the court he would have been exempt from guild regulations, which was probably an advantage to his career.

Representatives of Endeavor and Media Rights said the two companies became involved only after a legal review, conducted by an outside labor lawyer, persuaded them that agency law and guild regulations permitted the venture.