unregulated
முறைப்படுத்தப்படாத
definition
adjective
Those regulated and unregulated hucksters who use these devices are, simply put, ripping off the public.
not controlled or supervised by regulations or laws.
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For that reason I do not consciously differentiate between regulated and 'unregulated' businesses.
Only in an 'unregulated' religious economy are the churches fully market-dependent.
They also underestimated the cost of the resulting transition from regulated to 'unregulated' prices.
Hence, money can move anywhere and is totally 'unregulated' , but our bodies are increasingly regulated and controlled.
This is completely 'unregulated' and there is evidence that children and vulnerable people are losing money that they can ill afford to lose.
A black market is also called an underground economy or 'unregulated' economy.
The sector has been virtually 'unregulated' since sapphire was discovered about five years ago.
There is a common myth that America, land of the free market cowboys, is the 'unregulated' Wild West of commerce.
Critics say the marketing push will put a dangerous and largely 'unregulated' weapon on the streets.
Those regulated and 'unregulated' hucksters who use these devices are, simply put, ripping off the public.
It is hoped the latest swoop in a nationwide clampdown on 'unregulated' puppy farms will spur the public not to buy dogs from such dealers.
The voting machine industry is 'unregulated' and has not chosen to regulate itself.
In the meantime, the 'unregulated' broker holds all the cards.
Thanks to 'unregulated' advertising on private TV channels, children seem to be in a perennial state of want.
So, you have an 'unregulated' resource that is capable of overuse that solves the problem by charging users for its use.
The informal economy is all the 'unregulated' work that exists on the edges of the mainstream economy.
The media, which calls other powers to account, is itself a vast, largely 'unregulated' , wholly unaccountable power.
Such 'unregulated' production spawns the growth of child labor and of a disregard for working conditions in general.
According to Rangel, the problem is that the polling industry in Venezuela is completely 'unregulated' .
After all, the sky is not a limit for an 'unregulated' economy with no taxes.
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