regulative (Meaning)
regulative (s)
restricting according to rules or principles
regulative (a.)
Tending to regulate; regulating.
Necessarily assumed by the mind as fundamental to all other knowledge; furnishing fundamental principles; as, the regulative principles, or principles a priori; the regulative faculty.
Synonyms & Antonyms of regulative
regulative Sentence Examples
- The government introduced regulative measures to control the financial sector.
- The regulative body ensured compliance with industry standards.
- The organization's regulative framework outlined the rules and procedures to be followed.
- The regulative authority had the power to impose fines and penalties.
- Businesses must adhere to regulative requirements to operate legally.
- The regulative environment in the healthcare industry is highly complex.
- Environmental regulative agencies work to protect natural resources.
- The regulative aspect of the tax code is subject to frequent changes.
- Labor organizations advocate for regulative protections for workers.
- The regulative landscape in the technology industry is constantly evolving.
FAQs About the word regulative
restricting according to rules or principlesTending to regulate; regulating., Necessarily assumed by the mind as fundamental to all other knowledge; furnishing
restrain, keep, contain, suppress,control, measure, stifle, curb, govern, constrain
liberate, loosen, liberate, loosen,lose, lose, loose, express, take out, take out
The government introduced regulative measures to control the financial sector.
The regulative body ensured compliance with industry standards.
The organization's regulative framework outlined the rules and procedures to be followed.
The regulative authority had the power to impose fines and penalties.
