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Meanings of regularise in English
Bring into conformity with rules or principles or usage; impose regulations.
Synonyms
Examples for "order"
Examples for "order"
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In the area of music, however, a sea change is in order.
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Police support groups, however, say the officers were only maintaining public order.
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In order to achieve this result, Brazil decided to adopt new methods.
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An administration official said the new executive order would likely exclude Iraq.
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Not this yes yes I must and order order order follow done.
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One way to regulate a company is through competition, through government regulation.
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Late last year, a proposal to regulate bank fees hit local markets.
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The paragraph says national governments will continue to regulate domestic arms sales.
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Principles regulate ranges of events, but particular and unpredictable events make history.
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Mr Davies said: I do not trust this industry to regulate itself.
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On the latest figures, National would need New Zealand First to govern.
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It will govern the way our Union functions for years to come.
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This means Labour would be able to govern without a coalition partner.
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The law would govern all statutory audits carried out in the EU.
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The election result didn't give a single party the mandate to govern.
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We left them the other, and we asked them to regularize it.
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He said more should be done to regularize the status of Africans in Europe.
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They are working to check out if it's legal and if they can regularize it.
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The plan to regularize Delhi's unauthorized settlements had been floated for more than a decade.
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In the spring of 2013, Barack Obama signed Presidential Policy Guidance meant to regularize the drone campaign.
Usage of regularise in English
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He said the president's support would regularise the status of illegal Irish.
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There is currently no safe way for them to regularise their status.
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They told me that to regularise my situation I had to pay X amount.
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In short, dear Ruth, we have only to regularise things and we are forgiven.
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I have submitted a visa application to regularise my status.
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This is part of a new system to regularise the EU's response to controversial political events.
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It's an opportunity for many home owners who are already renting to regularise their tax position.
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Or perhaps we should regularise where they live now, get them access to healthcare and education.
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Up to now the Department has not favoured major initiatives to regularise the status of migrants.
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He promised to hold a referendum to regularise the position on abortion before the 1997 general election.
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Central Council is expected to address the matter at its next meeting and regularise the relevant procedures.
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Now that they are clearly here to stay, there is pressure on everyone to regularise their status.
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Katherine Zappone sought but failed to regularise this situation and the proposed legislation lapsed with the recent Dáil.
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It is looking for a six-month bridging visa to allow undocumented migrants to regularise their status in Ireland.
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Squatters living in the outskirts of Fiji's towns and cities have asked the new government to regularise their status.
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What is proffered instead is the usual peremptory demand for legislation "to regularise the situation on hill-walking".
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