Regolamenta

Regolamenta is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Italian verb regolamentare, meaning to regulate or to establish rules. It is used in formal, legal, administrative, and policy contexts to describe how a law, rule, or procedure governs a subject or activity. For example, a statute regolamenta the access to a market or the conduct of an organization.

Etymology and related terms: The verb regolamentare comes from the noun regula, meaning rule, which in turn derives from Latin regula. The term is typically found in written Italian related to governance, compliance, and organizational procedures. Its related forms include regolamento (a regulation or rulebook) and regolamentazione (the process or system of regulation).

Usage notes: Regolamenta is often employed to attribute authority for setting standards or procedures. It is common in legislative texts, administrative guidelines, and official communications. The presence of the noun regolamento does not replace the verb; instead, the two appear in different grammatical roles: a law can regolamentare practices, while a specific document can be a regolamento.

Example sentences:

- La legge regolamenta l’accesso al mercato interno.

- L’ente regolamenta le procedure di concessione.

- La norma regolamenta i requisiti per l’iscrizione al registro.

See also: regolamento, regolamentazione, regolamentare (infinitive) — terms related to rules, standards, and the process of governing activities.