Under British Olympic Association rules, Chambers's failed drug test triggers a lifelong Olympic ban and UKA chief Davies wants that extended to all competitions.
Those high margins are protected, of course, by a ring of defensive regulations, Bar Association rules and deeply ingrained habits that make it hard for an investor-controlled business to crack the legal profession.
It considered allegations that Rangers had breached SPL and Scottish Football Association rules by failing to record EBT payments and arrangements - and had therefore fielded ineligible players - and that the oldco had failed to assist the SPL in its investigations between March and August.
About every state high school athletic association has rules regulating the recruitment of tween and teen students for the purpose of athletics.
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The DUP's Michelle McIlveen stated that the Gaelic Athletic Association's rules meant unionists were excluded from membership of the organisation.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association has strict rules on how much players can earn before they lose their amateur status that makes them eligible for college teams.
Some of them asked me, as president of the association, to set rules on how many questions everyone gets.
And the J-Class Association can change the rules whenever it wants.
The criteria for the isolation of prisoners vary by state but typically include not only violent infractions but also violation of prison rules or association with gang members.
The European car makers' association ACEA told me the rules would harm some manufacturers.
Wright was listed in that document with relation to claims of a half-dozen rules that the association said the Hurricanes violated.
Britain has a tough new stewardship code for institutional investors, and the European Fund and Asset Management Association has just published similar rules.
The bill will also tighten up the definition of who is ineligible for jury service in England and Wales on mental health grounds and change the model articles of association for companies - the rules setting out director's responsibilities - to remove provisions he claimed were discriminatory.
However, the British Bankers Association (BBA) has said pay rules are already "more stringent" in the UK than in any other country.
Just last week, the TIA got the green light from the International Tennis Association (ITA) to adapt the rules of tennis for children 10 and under.
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"We need to know if the building fulfilled to the letter the rules determined by the Brazilian Association of Technical Standards (ABNT), for example, the existence of emergency lighting, " he added.
The rules were issued by the National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors, an industry body tasked with overseeing China's interbank bond market and backed by the central bank.
The Football Association have now told the Conference they are breaching rules in allowing Chester to play.
The IOC's executive board is meeting in the British capital this week and has agreed on the rules in principle, the UK Press Association reported on Tuesday.
Charlotte Powell, a London-based barrister and chair of the Extradition Lawyers' Association, notes that the desire to harmonise procedural rules has outstripped the harmonisation of substantive elements.
Apparently the constitutional presumption of innocence applies to everybody but Roger, even after he proved his innocence in a court of law, the one place where there are rules against unfounded speculation and guilt by association.
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The Association said that Apple is breaking national repair and return rules regarding computers by using refurbished components.
In June last year, a British Medical Association report called for a junk food advertising ban and rules governing the nutritional balance of school meals and pre-prepared food.
Dan Mica, a former Democratic congressman from Florida and now chief executive of the Credit Union National Association, says the party in power will tweak lobbying rules, making influence more transparent.
Nessa Feddis, senior counsel with the American Bankers Association, said that banks tend to be sticklers about tax rules, because they operate in such a regulated industry.
The commonest, about 60% of the total, are home-owner associations: a house buyer also becomes a member of an association that owns the common areas, levies dues and sets rules.
The National Association of Retired Police Officers said forces should have been aware of the rules.
But he also says the gun lobby, in the shape of the National Rifle Association (NRA), used to accept that there is a place for rules and regulations, and they should do so again.
After the Fota teams left the meeting on Wednesday after it was made clear to them that they would not be allowed to participate in discussions, the remaining teams rubber-stamped all the rules that had been proposed and agreed by the F1 Teams' Association.
But the Local Government Association (LGA) wants MPs to give individual councils the power to reject the rules.
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