regulation
नियम
definition
noun
planning regulations
a rule or directive made and maintained by an authority.
the regulation of financial markets
the action or process of regulating or being regulated.
translation of 'regulation'
शिस्त लावण्याची क्रिया,
नियम,
कायदा,
नियमाने नेमून दिलेला
example
All transport systems must meet 'regulation' standards
strict 'regulation' of the banks
Only about 50 of our homes have been brought up to 'regulation' standard with new windows, heating and doors.
Anwar apparently rediscovered religion after the untimely death of his young daughter and since then sports a 'regulation' beard.
Both teams finished the 'regulation' seven innings with three runs apiece.
Consequently, ‘We have to go back to 'regulation' and a controlled system and force the market to do what we want’.
When Jana emerged from the stall, she was tucking her white shirt into the 'regulation' plaid skirt and was muttering harshly under her breath.
And such bodies should also be aware of the strength of public opinion on matters such as financial 'regulation' and control.
The aim of the Tobacco Bill is to boost 'regulation' and control of sale, marketing and smoking of tobacco.
Inside, four men are standing in a line across the stage, legs the 'regulation' three feet apart, demonstrating an Olympic standard formation headbang.
Major discrepancies in the two submissions were the areas of tuition 'regulation' and financial support distribution.
The game remained tied at the end of 'regulation' play, and went into a 10-minute sudden death overtime.
There must be either voluntary or public 'regulation' of the process to ensure that the first three conditions are met
The key theme of section two is the relationship between banking and financial 'regulation' by the state.
Strict rules at secondary schools meant that girls had to keep their hair short or wear it tied back in ribbons of the 'regulation' colour.
It was a mistake to let ideological obsessions about the free market and lack of 'regulation' govern economic policy.
The match ended in a goal less draw in 'regulation' time.
the 'regulation' of financial markets
For jazz and tap classes, girls and boys generally are required to wear footless black tights over their 'regulation' leotards.
On the first day she had had her skirt to the 'regulation' length and all other uniform on correctly.
The instrumental reason, which is probably the most important to regulators, is that excluding citizens from the advisory process may hamper 'regulation' .
All snipers carry not only the L96 but also a 5.56 mm 'regulation' rifle.
The new era of mortgage 'regulation' brings some important changes for consumers.
It is clear that its creation marks a milestone in the reform of Irish financial 'regulation' , but it should be seen as the beginning of a process of reform rather than an end point.
She says it will be business as usual once all the 'regulation' safety checks have been done.
In addition to legal reforms there are changes in market 'regulation' pertaining to the state monopolies.
The drug is known to affect the thought process and mood 'regulation' , and recent evidence suggested it could destroy nerve cells at certain doses.
'regulation' army footwear
Today's players throw at a cork board mounted at 'regulation' height and divided into 20 wedges, each narrowing toward the bullseye.
But how should the process of 'regulation' be managed?
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