Säädöksille

Säädöksille is the allative plural form of säädös, a Finnish noun meaning regulation, rule, or ordinance. The form is used in formal or legal language to indicate the target of an action or the entity to which something relates. In Finnish, the allative case signals direction toward a recipient, domain, or reference point; säädöksille specifies this relationship for multiple regulations.

In practice, säädöksille appears in phrases describing obligations, deadlines, or procedures connected to regulations. For example, "säädöksille asetetut määräajat ovat voimassa" means the deadlines set for the regulations are in effect, and "hankkeessa noudatetaan säädöksille asetettua aikataulua" refers to the timetable laid out for the regulations. The term is most common in legal, administrative, and governance texts and is infrequently used outside such contexts.

Relation to other forms: säädöksille is the plural allative; the singular is säädökselle and the genitive plural säädöksien. The base noun is säädös; related terms include säädökset (regulations) and säädösten (genitive plural). Knowledge of case endings helps understand Finnish legal style and the precise scope of references in regulatory language.