Pronunciation: /ˈrɛɡjəˌleɪtəri/
noun a person or organization that regulates or enforces rules
A1 Regulatory bodies make sure companies follow the rules.
A2 The regulatory of the industry is responsible for enforcing safety standards.
B1 The regulatory is in charge of monitoring compliance with environmental regulations.
B2 The regulatory of the financial sector plays a crucial role in maintaining stability.
C1 The regulatory framework needs to be constantly updated to adapt to changing circumstances.
C2 The regulatory authorities have the power to impose fines for non-compliance with regulations.
adjective relating to or making rules or regulations
A1 The regulatory agency approved the new safety guidelines.
A2 The regulatory requirements for starting a business can be complex.
B1 Companies must comply with all regulatory standards to avoid fines.
B2 The regulatory framework for environmental protection is constantly evolving.
C1 The regulatory body is responsible for enforcing industry regulations.
C2 The regulatory authorities are conducting an investigation into potential violations.
formal The regulatory body has implemented new guidelines for financial institutions.
informal The government is cracking down on companies that don't follow the rules.
slang You better follow the regulations or you'll get in big trouble.
figurative The regulatory framework acts as a safety net for the economy.
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