määräykseksi

Määräykseksi is a Finnish word that translates to "as a regulation," "as an order," or "as a directive" in English. It is often used in legal and administrative contexts to indicate that something is being established or enforced by a formal rule or command. The term implies a binding instruction that must be followed.

The grammatical form "määräykseksi" is the translative case of the noun "määräys," which means "regulation," "order," or "provision." The translative case typically denotes a change of state or purpose, so "määräykseksi" signifies that something is becoming or serving as a regulation. For instance, a decision made by an authority might be declared "määräykseksi," meaning it is now a legally binding rule.

This term can be encountered in various documents, including laws, statutes, municipal ordinances, and official pronouncements. It signifies the formalization of a rule or instruction. The implementation of a "määräys" is usually backed by the authority of the issuing body, such as a government ministry, a court, or a municipal council. Failure to comply with a "määräys" can often lead to penalties or other legal consequences, depending on the specific context and the nature of the regulation.