regulacemi

Regulacemi is the instrumental plural form of the Czech noun regulace, which means regulation, regulation measures, or a set of rules. It is used in formal and legal language to refer to the means or instruments by which rules are implemented or enforced. The word stems from regulace, which in turn comes from the Latin regula, meaning a rule or standard.

In Czech, regulace denotes a process of controlling, guiding, or standardizing activities, systems, or behaviors. The instrumental plural regulacemi is employed when describing actions performed through regulatory means, or the means themselves, in contexts such as administration, law, and policy-making. It is commonly found in official texts, policy documents, and regulatory guidance.

Usage notes: regulacemi appears most often in constructions that emphasize how regulations act as tools or methods. It can occur with verbs that require instrumental or in phrases that specify the regulatory framework, for example, by means of, through, or under the regulations. In English translations, regulacemi is usually rendered as “by regulations,” “through regulations,” or “via regulatory measures.”

Examples:

- Společnost operuje v souladu s regulacemi stanovenými státem, a regulacemi EU.

- Regulacemi lze omezit rizika v průmyslu a zlepšit bezpečnost pracovišť.

- Nová pravidla byla implementována regulacemi, které zavedla vláda.

See also: regulace, regulátor, regulační.