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regulative

adjective as in regulatory

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adjective as in standardizing

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Critics in both the public and private sectors have been particularly harsh in their assessment of what they see as BSEE’s failures to act as a robust regulative authority.

In the absence of a comprehensive politics capable of defining the related parts and threads that point to a society in crisis, violence, especially as related to the joining of a predatory neoliberalism and a fascist politics of white supremacy, becomes the regulative principle of everyday life.

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“The regulative ideal of being correct and truthful, those ideals don't hold with him. The thing that holds is power.”

The TOP recommendations increased the scope of mandatory data sharing and changed the regulative authority in charge.

To bypass the tariffs, the products need to fall back outside the specific codes on the list, as the codes are the result of conversations between regulative bodies and the companies.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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