regulator
ਰੈਗੂਲੇਟਰ
definition
noun
They called for urgent action to address the problems, including a referral to the forensic science regulator .
a person or thing that regulates something, in particular.
example
Physiologists and chemists found that carbon dioxide has an important role as a 'regulator' of the processes of metabolism.
The 'regulator' has warned the industry that it will take tough action against any operator in breach of the regulation.
a speed 'regulator'
The Public Accounts Committee is urging the industry 'regulator' to carry out a new review into whether the market is anti-competitive.
I'd entered 87 kmph on the speed 'regulator' because there's a 90 kmph limit on the road.
Meanwhile, industry 'regulator' suggested customers use the price rises as an opportunity to shop around and see if they can get a better deal.
the driver had opened the 'regulator' to ease forward
They called for urgent action to address the problems, including a referral to the forensic science 'regulator' .
The company will now come under pressure to increase airport charges at Cork to the maximum allowed by the 'regulator' .
Consultation will now take place with the telecommunications 'regulator' and the industry to introduce the new low cost product at the earliest possible date, with a target of March at the latest.
An extremely accurate clock, called a 'regulator' , is used to measure the time it occurs.
However, the industry 'regulator' is yet to approve the price increases.
He urged the Government to appoint an industry 'regulator' immediately.
He called on the government to appoint a 'regulator' to monitor the introduction of all development levies proposed.
When finished, shut off the motor, unplug the unit and turn off the 'regulator' valve.
The gas industry 'regulator' is currently investigating high prices and is expected to publish its report soon.
The bank was severely reprimanded by the industry 'regulator' in Australia for lax risk management and ordered to adhere to stricter compliance procedures in the future.
They was given an $86,000 grant to produce the world's smallest and smartest 'regulator' which controls the power flow in an oven.
Their heat output can be adjusted with a heat 'regulator' .
He checked the tank she had set out for him, tested the 'regulator' , then tapped on the pressure gauge.
The higher the pay, the more the 'regulator' should ask banks to strengthen their balance sheets.
Still, of course, the 'regulators' , the compliance people, will be reporting to the CEO, which could be him.
Economic 'regulators' and industry associations also have a vested interest in such knowledge in order to promote the broad goals and objectives of their brief in managing the respective transport sectors.
The food companies armed with their scientific studies can't understand the caution of the 'regulators' .
Take the telecommunications industry: their Codes of Conduct are developed by industry providers, 'regulators' and consumers.
The Darby Mine has been cited 10 times in the last month by federal 'regulators' .
Modern, high-performance 'regulators' can deliver massive airflows with little effort.
Fearing a public crisis of confidence in the industry, 'regulators' were quick to move in.
The industry as a whole has been lobbying the European Union to get it to apply pressure on industry 'regulators' to relax conditions in those countries where the technology has to be deployed by a particular date.
The Committee has continued to provide a voice that is independent of industry and 'regulators' in support of a sound and efficient banking financial system.
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