Examples of using Regulate in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Mechanical, regulate, yellow.
Regulate the financial sector.
Governments must regulate.
Legalize, regulate and tax it.
Who we authorise and regulate.
People also translate
Tax it, regulate it and legalize it.".
They control everything, regulate everything.
Regulate various physiological functions.
The market cannot regulate everything.
Regulate other hormones and maintains the body's circadian rhythm.
It would legalize, regulate and tax it.
Regulate industry at national, regional and local levels.”.
How does the state regulate this market?
TMAO can regulate the osmotic pressure, and accelerate mitosis in aquatic animals.
Meditation doesn't mean that we sit tight and regulate ourselves.
We… we have to regulate the construction density.
(DE) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, who should regulate whom and how?
I told you, you can't regulate every aspect of our lives.
Mostly refers to beverages containing dietary fiber, which can regulate the stomach.
They must regulate, balance and challenge one another.”.
These kinds of signals seem to help regulate what and how much we eat.
In Ireland,we have our own problems with media ownership that we must regulate.
The homeowner can independently regulate the amount of water in the tank.
In order to reduce consumption, do you think public authorities should regulate marketing campaigns?
Our plan to legalise and regulate marijuana just passed the Senate. PromiseKept.".
Modern electronic lid-bidets for the toilet are equipped with microcomputers, which regulate a variety of functions.
Europe cannot and should not regulate everything and in every detail.
We have here a real health issue, which we must regulate as quickly as possible.
Raspberry ketones may also regulate norepinephrine, which can cause a slight rise in body temperature.
But, to accomplish such ends, we must regulate industry for the public good;