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regulierende

Regulierende is a Dutch term used as an adjective to describe actions, bodies, or measures that regulate or oversee rules and standards. In English, the closest equivalents are regulating or regulatory. The word commonly appears in legal, administrative, and academic contexts to denote supervisory or rule-setting functions.

In standard Dutch, the attributive participle that describes regulation is regulerende. The form regulierende can be

Etymology and related terms: regulieren means to regulate, and regulerende is the present participle form used

See also: regulation, regulatory framework, regulatory agency, regulator, supervisory authority.

encountered
in
some
texts
as
a
variant,
depending
on
historical
spelling
practices
or
typographical
choices.
The
term
often
appears
in
combinations
such
as
regulerende
maatregelen
(regulatory
measures),
regulerende
instantie
(regulatory
agency),
or
regulerende
macht
(regulatory
power).
adjectivally.
Related
concepts
include
regulering
(regulation),
regulator
(regulator),
and
regulatorisch
(regulatory).
In
broader
discussions,
the
term
is
linked
to
governance,
compliance,
and
supervisory
frameworks.