control (of a machine, device, etc.);  control (over an opponent, one's emotions, etc.);  governing;  management
 compulsion;  coercion;  forcing (to do);  enforcement
 gaining total control (of people or counties);  suppression;  oppression;  control;  mastery;  ascendancy
 work (film, book);  production;  creation;  turning (something) out
 system;  institution;  organization;  organisation
 order;  system;  structure;  set-up;  organization;  organisation
 limitation;  restriction;  condition;  constraints
 control (by the state);  controlling;  coordination;  air traffic control
 self control;  self restraint
 conquest;  domination;  mastery
 head start;  initiative;  preemption
 organization;  organisation;  forming
 system where all students live in dormitories;  residential system;  boarding system (e.g. boarding school)
 check;  keeping in check;  containment (of enemy forces);  diversionary action;  pickoff throw;  holding a runner on base
 regulation cap;  school cap
 prohibition;  ban;  embargo
 defined style;  predetermined style;  official style;  rule
 hereditary system;  hereditary succession
 part time (school system)
 reservation system;  appointment system;  (on) a subscription basis
 democracy;  democratic system of government
 military system;  military organization;  military organisation
 roadside prohibition-edict boards
 rationing;  rationing system
 license system;  licence system;  permit system;  approval basis
 government-regulated organization or facility, etc. (organisation)
 the full-day (school system)
 office organization;  office organisation;  management;  managerial post
 constitutional monarchy;  limited monarchy
 five-day workweek system;  five-day school-week;  having two days off in at least one week of a month
 selective system;  system that offers choices
 educational or school system
 ritsuryo system (ancient East Asian system of centralized governance; in Japan: esp. 7th-10th century)
 system of guilt by association (especially that of Japanese election law, which stipulates that an elected official may lose his position if someone in his campaign commits a crime)
 art project which is done in place of a graduation thesis at a college of arts
 license system;  licence system
 patriarchy;  system of patriarchy
 return system;  tax payment by self-assessment;  declaration system
 presidential system;  presidential government
 monopoly system;  government monopoly
 parliamentary system of government
 pay-your-own-way (party, etc.)
 a self-supporting accounting system
 mandatory retirement system;  age-limit retirement system
 proportional representation
 five-day workweek system;  five-day school-week;  having two days off in at least one week of a month
 floating exchange rate system
 sōryō system;  organization of regional landholding families based on divided inheritance under the leadership of a main heir, usu. the eldest son (Kamakura period)
 municipal organization;  municipal organisation;  municipality
 grid city plan used for the Imperial capital
 single-seat constituency system
 administrative reform proposal, involving integration of prefectures into 7 or 9 states
 one-drink minimum (at a restaurant, karaoke-bar, etc.)
 flexible work hours;  flexi-time
 measured rate system;  cost charged by quantity;  pay-as-you-go;  pay-for-use
 town organization;  town organisation;  town administration
 unicameral system;  unicameralism
 (Japanese) system of lifetime employment
 antitumor;  anticancer;  anticarcinogenic;  carcinostatic
 control of passions;  control of appetite
 Cabinet Legislation Bureau
 electoral system allowing for the election of multiple candidates from one district;  multi-member constituent electoral system
 fixed exchange rate system
 national citizen identification number system
 manorial system;  manorialism
 bicameral constitution;  bicameralism;  bicameral system
 leadership organization;  leadership organisation
 vibration control (in earthquake-resistant construction)
 control of passions;  control of appetite
 company consisting of autonomous divisions
 system of rule during the Yamato period
 Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau
 electoral system comprised of single-seat constituencies and proportionally represented multiple-seat constituencies
 office system where employees are free to change desk
 system of land subdivision in ancient Japan
 rugby sevens;  seven-a-side rugby
 rugby sevens;  seven-a-side rugby
 diffuser;  air supply outlet in air-conditioning system
 one country, two systems (Chinese policy)
 eight-hour working day system
 eight-hour working day system
 system of one-party rule;  system of single-party rule
 eight-hour working day system
 eight-hour working day system
 dominant-party system;  one-party dominant system
 floating exchange rate system;  flexible exchange rate system
 indirect electoral system
 caliphate;  caliphate state
 segmented body plan;  segmentation;  metamerism
 (Japanese) electoral system allowing for the election of from 3 to 5 candidates from one district
 fixed exchange rate system
 vocational representation system
 antiperspirant;  antisudorific
 two-shift work program (programme)
 system under which schoolteachers are assigned additional administrative duties
 six-three system of education (six years of elementary school, followed by three years of junior high school)
 joint consultation system
 (mobile phone) number portability (introduced to Japan in October 2005)
 patrilineal system;  patriliny
 water regulating valve;  gate valve
 ranking system based on dan and kyū (in martial arts, go, shogi, etc.)
 ranking system based on dan and kyū (in martial arts, go, shogi, etc.)
 union shop system (employment of only union members)
 open shop system (employment of both unionists and non-unionists)
 closed shop system (employment of only union members)
 system of using different starting lineups for different matches (in soccer)
 section system (companies)
 township-neighbourhood system (redefining the province-district-neighbourhood system, establishing 50-home townships of 2-3 neighbourhoods each; 715-740 CE)
 monetary system;  currency
 prefectural system (as existed from 1890-1947)