adj
Subject to regulations.
ADJ.
long, new, under
The new regulated industry standards made it much harder for small businesses to compete.
VERB + REGULATED
bank, beeped, isn't, kept, market, prices, worked
The central bank regulated market prices to prevent inflation during the crisis.
REGULATED + NOUN
asia, banking, economy, government, industry, law, moment, policies
The regulated banking industry faced stricter requirements after the financial crisis.
PREP.
during, in, in
The financial markets were heavily regulated during the economic crisis to prevent further instability.
ADV.
heavily, strictly, strongly
The financial industry is heavily regulated to protect consumers from fraud and abuse.
Accidents will always happen, even where there is an expectation of success.
In spite of all precautions, accidents will happen in the best regulated families, and wolves steal in, in the fleeces of Merinos.
Hong Kong is the least regulated economy in Asia.
Tatoeba · #241210Prices were strictly regulated during the war.
Tatoeba · #273328Rice prices are regulated by the government.
Tatoeba · #320211Religious behaviour is much less regulated by the government here than in other places.
Tatoeba · #2403714The Angkar regulated every moment of our lives.
Tatoeba · #4796285The industry isn't well regulated.
Tatoeba · #5725935